how to create a new file of .dat type to fetch and store database tables in a process model.

I just need a couple of details.

1. Are you looking to create a binary .dat file or a text-based one?
2. What structure do you want the data to have in the .dat file?

1. I need to save text-based data, which is basically the data fetched from the database table.

2. The structure should be the data rows where the data is separated by | and rows are separated by || or a new line.

1. Start by fetching the required data using a record or data store entity. Then, structure the data as needed. For example:

2. Utilize the "Text Doc from Template" smart service. Pass a template document containing a single key, such as "###DATA###." To create a .dat file, follow these steps:

1. On your system, create a new text file.
2. Insert ###DATA### into the file.
3. Save the file and then change its extension to .dat.

1. Start by fetching the required data using a record or data store entity. Then, structure the data as needed. For example:

2. Utilize the "Text Doc from Template" smart service. Pass a template document containing a single key, such as "###DATA###." To create a "dat file", follow these steps:

1. On your system, create a new text file.
2. Insert ###DATA### into the file.
3. Save the file and then change its extension to "dat".
   

How much data are we talking about? Do you need to run this frequently?

You could create a text file, change the extension to "dat" and add a simple placeholder like this "###data###", then you can use the smart service "text from template" to write data in whatever format you like. As you might want to write this in batches, you can just add the same placeholder as the last line, and repeat that step.

How much data are we talking about? Do you need to run this frequently?

You could create a text file, change the extension to "dat" and add a simple placeholder like this "###data###", then you can use the smart service "text from template" to write data in whatever format you like. As you might want to write this in batches, you can just add the same placeholder as the last line, and repeat that step.