How export the result of a query to TXT in SQL server 2014

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I do not have access to the server since I am not an administrator. But I need to export the result of a query to a TXT file. I do not have access to BCP or the xp_cmdshell store procedure. I require a solution that does not involve requesting execution permissions on the server.

What I have tried:

OPENROWSET but i don't know the version of Microsoft OLEDB are instaled

Posted 24-Jul-17 9:22am

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Updated 24-Jul-17 10:03am

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Atlapure Ambrish 25-Jul-17 2:49am

Have looked at this? it might be helpful to you.. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9219557/creating-text-file-without-using-bcp-in-sql

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george bolovan · Answer 1 · 2017-07-24T10:03:00

Hi,
You have to connect as minimum in order to run something on the server.
For this you need login (credentials) to authenticate :
- windows
- SQL user/password
In the both cases you should have minimum SELECT permissions on the objects you want to query.
If it is the case, no need xp_cmdshell enabled.
You can use :
1)BCP.exe which is part of almost any machine.
2)Powershell
3)ISQL
3)Any language to connect to server and execute queries.

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