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The wizard creates a separate dump file for each selected table. By default, the file names are %source_table_name%.sql, but you can modify names of files to be created as well as include dumped tables in SQL scripts with another names, and also exclude some fields or rename them.

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Feb 11, 2016

Data Wizards are updated to version 16.2

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Setting destination file names