Export and email sp result set

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Hi Everyone,

I have a stored procedure that is invoked by a report to produce a result set. It takes in 2 date parameters (normally both dates are the same and are that of the day before).

I would like to create some kind of job that invokes the stored procedure with yesterday's date, exports the result set to CSV format and emails it to a list of recipients. The job must run daily.

What is the preferred or recommended way to accomplish this (SQL Job, Win Service, Other)?

Thanks in advance,
Genaro

Posted 13-Dec-10 8:23am

picazo

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2010-12-13T08:51:00

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My suggestion would be to use an SSIS job. I use them to perform many functions like this. This is a data reporting task and I always like to leave data tasks on the db when possible.

Posted 13-Dec-10 8:51am

fjdiewornncalwe

Updated 13-Dec-10 8:52am

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picazo 13-Dec-10 15:00pm

Good idea! I think I might go that route.

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 2 · 2010-12-13T17:39:00

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Other way could be to run a windows service on the server that will be activated after defined interval. It will pull in the data, create the report and email it.

Posted 13-Dec-10 17:39pm

Sandeep Mewara