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Message Posted: Mon, 05 Mar 2001 @ 16:43:38 GMT

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Hi Yvonne,

I have not done exactly what you are asking, but I imagine that something like this would work. the table header_table is a table with exactly one row in it.

Alternatively, if you didn't want to use the header_table, then you could simply attach the header from another file. In unix you could use cat (eg cat header.txt /tmp/test.txt > file_to_send)

Hope this helps

Glenn McCall

     .LOGTABLE some_log_table;
     .logon uid,pwd;
     .BEGIN EXPORT SESSIONS 4;

     .EXPORT MODE RECORD OUTFILE /tmp/test.txt
                     FORMAT FASTLOAD;

     select 'headerinfo' from header_table;
     select col1 , '|', col2 '|'
     from some_table_to_export

     .END EXPORT;
     .LOGOFF;

-or-

     .LOGTABLE some_log_table;
     .logon uid,pwd;
     .BEGIN EXPORT SESSIONS 4;

     .EXPORT MODE RECORD OUTFILE /tmp/test.txt
                     FORMAT FASTLOAD;

     select * from header_table;
     select col1 , '|', col2 '|'
     from some_table_to_export

     .END EXPORT;
     .LOGOFF;

-or-

     .LOGTABLE some_log_table;
     .logon uid,pwd;
     .BEGIN EXPORT SESSIONS 4;

     .EXPORT MODE RECORD OUTFILE /tmp/test.txt
                     FORMAT FASTLOAD;

     select 'hdr1' (char(10), 'hdr2' (char4) from header_table;
     select col1 (char(10)) , '|', col2 (char(4) '|'
     from some_table_to_export

     .END EXPORT;
     .LOGOFF;

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