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		<title>By: tomliotta</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&lt;i&gt;I need to create an sql view &amp; do FTP of this view.  ... In my text file i need a tab b/w each fields. But in the text i got there are no field seperators b/w field 1 &amp; field 2.&lt;/i&gt;

FTP does not create TAB-separated columns. You have to generate that yourself. (It could be done with a VIEW.) If you need TAB-separated values, then you should probably use the CPYTOIMPF command rather than a VIEW, and then FTP the streamfile that you create with the command.

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<p>FTP does not create TAB-separated columns. You have to generate that yourself. (It could be done with a VIEW.) If you need TAB-separated values, then you should probably use the CPYTOIMPF command rather than a VIEW, and then FTP the streamfile that you create with the command.</p>
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