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How to export data from table to word file in Axapta

CommaIo urfile;
LedgerTrans LedgerTrans1;
Container container1;
sqlDictionary sqlDictionary;
TableName tablenm;
;
tablenm = "LedgerTrans1";
select * from sqlDictionary where Tablename2id(tablenm) == sqlDictionary.tabId;
if(sqlDictionary.RecId > 0)
{
urfile= new CommaIo("c:\\test.doc","w");
urfile.outFieldDelimiter("\t");/
while select LedgerTrans1
{
container1= [LedgerTrans1.AccountNum,LedgerTrans1.Txt];
urfile.writeExp(container1);
}
}

Santosh kumar Singh

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