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    Oct 9, 2011, 11:24 PM
    Writing SQL query output into text files of fixed size
    I have a stored procedure in MySQL that writes the output of a query to a textfile
    Using SELECT * FROM tbl INTO OUTFILE <file_name_datetime>. I call this procedure from a Linux shell script for automated file generation.

    I want to configure this process, by defining the maximum filesize during a scheduled run.
    If the filesize exceeds the limit, write the rest of data into a second file and if second file
    Exceeds the limit, then into a third and so on. Can anyone help?

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