in reply to printing database rows in a file
What you’d really like to do, of course, is either to send the items as a zipped-up attachment, or, better yet, provide an internal web-page that users could link to to view the data.
If you can store the data in a read-only file in a place where everyone can see, just send them an e-mail with a hotlink to it ... A “UNC” fileref of the form \\servername\filename\ eliminates issues of drive-letter assignments, if you know that every intended recipient can reach and access the referenced file.
The question really should be asked (by someone if not by you), whether such a voluminous output is really useful and satisfactory to the business needs of its recipients. I seriously doubt that it is.
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Re^2: printing database rows in a file
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 22, 2010 at 06:41 UTC |