[AccessD] CSV with no header

If I had commas within strings, then I would select another delimiter like
a |. I think that you can set that up in a specification.


> I am trying that but it ends up bracketing the fields with ".  I suppose
> that if a comma is embedded in the string then the "" is required to
> specify
> that the , is internal to the string and not a delimiter.  Is the "" part
> of
> the csv spec?
>
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> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 4:26 PM
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> Subject: Re: [AccessD] CSV with no header
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>
> If you use docmd.TransferText you can set the parameter after filename to
> false.
>
>
>> Does anyone know a simple way to do a CSV without the header?  And
>> yea, I can do the export, open the file and delete the first line.
>>
>> Other than that...?
>>
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