Bulk Copy All?Table Data into formatted files

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Before you run the SQL script;

1. Create a folder on the server named: driveLetter\databasename

2. Enable xp_cmdshell by running sp_configure

3. Change fully qualified databasename for example: databasename.dbo.sysobjects to yourdatabasename.dbo.sysobjects

Hope this helps in bulk copying table data into formatted file...

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