Will76021 Posted October 14, 2018 Share Posted October 14, 2018 I need to export data from SQL to a Flat File with no Headers. Invoke-Sqlcmd $dbname = "Sendsuite Live" $AttachmentPath = "c:\\exportdata\BeckerAccountDataNew.txt" $QueryFmt= @" SELECT dbo.CharPad (s.PurchaseOrderNumber,10,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (s.SalesOrderNumber,10,'RIGHT','0') ,dbo.CharPad (U.UserName ,6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (P.Reference2,6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (P.Reference2,6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (U.UserName,6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('',1,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('MESS',6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (U.DepartmentName,4,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (P.Reference1,4,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',8,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('USD',3,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), s.ShipmentDate, 1), '/', ''),6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (REPLACE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), s.ShipmentDate, 1), '/', ''),6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (case when s.NoOfPieces IS NULL then '1' else s.NoOfPieces end,9,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (case when s.NoOfPieces IS NULL then '1' else s.NoOfPieces end,9,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (s.TotalCost,11,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('',1,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',6,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',4,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',20,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad (P.Reference4,20,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',2,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',2,'LEFT',' ') ,dbo.CharPad ('||',2,'LEFT',' ') FROM Shipments as s left JOIN [Record Identifiers] R on R.ShipmentID = s.ID left join Packages P on P.ShipmentID = s.ID left join Users U on U.id = s.ShipForUserID where P.HistoryStateID <> 4 AND s.ShipmentDate = CONVERT(Date, GETDATE()-3) "@ Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance Beware99 -Database $dbname -Query $QueryFmt |Export-Csv $AttachmentPath -NoTypeInformation This will export it but in a csv and with Headers any help would be apricated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
justsomeguy Posted October 15, 2018 Share Posted October 15, 2018 Look at the documentation for whatever you're using, you're using a command called Export-Csv. Look at the options for it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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