Hi Robert,

What version of RunRev Studio do you have? This was saved in version 2.7.2.
If you have an earlier version, let me know and I'll save it in the "Legacy
Revolution Stack" format.

Also, you'll need to have the MySQL database already created:
Database name: States
Table name:  States

Table Definition:
Column 1 name: State (char 2), (Allow Null=No)
Column 2 name: State_Name (char 35), (Allow Null=Yes)

Indexes:
Indx 1: State (Unique)
Indx 2: State_Name (Normal)

Here's the states exported...
State   State_Name
AL      Alabama
AK      Alaska
AZ      Arizona
AR      Arkansas
CA      California
CO      Colorado
CT      Connecticut
DE      Delaware
DC      District of Coulmbia
FL      Florida
GA      Georgia
HI      Hawaii
ID      Idaho
IL      Illinois
IN      Indiana
IA      Iowa
KS      Kansas
KY      Kentucky
LA      Louisiana
ME      Maine
MD      Maryland
MA      Massachusetts
MI      Michigan
MN      Minnesota
MS      Mississippi
MO      Missouri
MT      Montana
NE      Nebraska
NV      Nevada
NH      New Hampshire
NJ      New Jersey
NM      New Mexico
NY      New York
NC      North Carolina
ND      North Dakota
OH      Ohio
OK      Oklahoma
OR      Oregon
PA      Pennsylvania
RI      Rhode Island
SC      South Carolina
SD      South Dakota
TN      Tennessee
TX      Texas
UT      Utah
VT      Vermont
VA      Virginia
WA      Washington
WV      West Virginia
WI      Wisconsin
WY      Wyoming

The delimiter is TAB.

I do not have an import script for this data.
Use MySQL to import the data, or create a script to open and read the txt
file, then read each line and INSERT to the SQL table.

Regards,
Mark
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