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how do I use transfer text to create a .csv file with no quotes a.

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VaughanCornucopia - 01 Mar 2005 03:19 GMT
using transfer text to create a.csv file from a query I can either, use an
output spec to use no quotes in the file, OR I can use the HasFieldNames
Parameter to output filednames in the file. I cannot do both. I am trying to
do both  ie. create a file with no quotes and with field headings
Ken Snell [MVP] - 01 Mar 2005 03:40 GMT
You most certainly can do both. They're separate arguments for the
TransferText action.

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> using transfer text to create a.csv file from a query I can either, use an
> output spec to use no quotes in the file, OR I can use the HasFieldNames
> Parameter to output filednames in the file. I cannot do both. I am trying
> to
> do both  ie. create a file with no quotes and with field headings
 
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