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srvk_2k2
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Is XPORT is an utility? Can anyone give me a brief explanation on XPORT?
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Saravana |
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enrico-sorichetti
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where did You hear of such thing ???
if it is used in Your organization ask your peers |
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srvk_2k2
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Yes..i have heared from my organization only....If someone already used this one, plz. help me out
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Saravana S |
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enrico-sorichetti
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wouldn' t it be simpler to look for the docs inside Your organization,
serching the net, the only reference to xport is in SAS
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i' ll just wait for some more details to move the topic to the proper forum |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Yes..i have heared from my organization only....If someone already used this one, plz. help me out |
The best possible answer to your question is from people who know of it within your organization. Why would you not want to ask them - or did you already and did not like their answer? |
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