Export Data From Tables To Files Using Procedures

Oct 14, 2005

Hi

Having small query

How can i able to Export Data from Tables to Specific Local files using Procedures?

Environment Details

OS : Windows 2000 server
Database : MS-SQL Server

Solutions are needed asap.

Thanks in advance

cheers
vasu

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