I would recommend simply exporting a QIF file to get the format, then it
should be no more a matter of a For loop.
If you would like to see a template of the QIF, just mail me off list.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Andreas D. Landmark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 7:24 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] MySQL -> Quicken
> At 19.06.2001 19:04, you wrote:
> >I've got a client who wants to be able to export some stuff from a MySQL
> >database in a format that Quicken can import to print some checks. Is
> >this possible? From what i've seen, Quicken takes a proprietary format.
> >Any info would be appreciated. Thanks,
>
>
> I pressume quicken can import CSV files so figure out how Quicken wants
> it's input and then put the file together on the fly when a user asks for
> it using
> mysql_fetch_array() and header() to set the datatype to application/csv
(or
> what
> is appropriate for quicken.)
>
>
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> and then.
>
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