How to create an auto run exe to extract the data from table to excel file

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Hi,

I have and sql trigger insert statement on stock master.
I have inserted the trigger data into stockmasterhistory table to track the inserted stocks.

No i want stockmasterhistory table to extract into an excel file every 5 minute. In order to do this i must create an exe on sql to export the stockmasterhistory data into an excel file.

Please help

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Hi,

I have and sql trigger insert statement on stock master.
I have inserted the trigger data into stockmasterhistory table to track the inserted stocks.

No i want stockmasterhistory table to extract into an excel file every 5 minute. In order to do this i must create an exe on sql to export the stockmasterhistory data into an excel file.

Please help

Posted 27-Jul-20 22:46pm

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Updated 27-Jul-20 23:47pm

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OriginalGriff 28-Jul-20 5:31am

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Here is an example that uses SSIS: Export output of SQL Server script to Excel (SSIS)[^]

Then you could create an SQL Server job to run it on a regular basis, see information here: Create a Job for exporting a SQL Server view into Excel on a daily basis - Stack Overflow[^]

Beware that this functionality is not available in SQL Server Express!

Posted 27-Jul-20 23:47pm

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Garth J Lancaster · Accepted Answer · 2020-07-27T23:43:00

There are lots of choices/opportunities depending on requirements you haven't stated (reliability, robustness etc) - two might be

1) Write a C# 'console' mode program that fires off a timer every 5 minutes to check your database and extract the relevant records to a file, use 'NSSM' to install as an auto-start service and start the service

2) Write C# Console program, use TopShelf to make a service and Quartz cron job for the work task ...