The best-known method is to create a common trigger and use the master..xp_cmdshell
to run any commands in the operating system environment that, in turn, write the data to the file and location.
Here are some methods to create text file :
BCP
It is a SQL tool that executes a query and writes to a text file. Example:
master..xp_cmdshell 'bcp banco..tabela out c:\arquivo.bcp -S -U -P -c '
Output Redirection to a File
It is basically using commands from the opperational system to generate the file. Example:
exec master..xp_cmdshell 'echo meu-texto-aqui > c:\arquivo.txt'
Note that you can call any program and pass some value using a variable, for example.
Considerations
Using a trigger to write to a file is a bad idea , since you will be directly affecting the performance of the database and hence the system, outside the response time to the user. / p>
A workaround is to write the data to an auxiliary table or use a control flag to then export the new data to a periodically executed task, for example, every N minutes.