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help with header of sql
i have this script here..
text=/d:/...../1.txt ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus -S............ ................................................... spool $text; select item || '|' || ord_no || '|' || price || '|' || from order_table The output header of this spooled data will be item||'|'||ord_no||'|'||price||'|'| -------------------------------- F42777|073059|100| However now i want the header to be like this and the output remains the same....is there a way to do it? item|ord_no|price| -------------------------------- F42777|073059|100| thanks for great help! ![]() |
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