Any feasible way to export ads flat file

Hi,
Is it any feasible way to export ads flat file from the deploy applications built by:
1.) application view and
2.) classic application?
Great thanks!
Regards,
Kenneth

Hi,
I am not sure they really promote the utility, don't know why not. I know there a couple of versions out there depending on which version of EPMA you are using.
Also the 9.3.1 version has a nice little bug which sets your classic app to epma mode so the dimensions can't be edited, though this can be resolved by changing a value in a relational table.
Cheers
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