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Hi All
This may not be entirely Unix related but I'll just have to try my luck and see if you know how to do this: I need to spool the results of my SQL query into a file but as there are too many fields in the query the resultant spool file put the last few fields on the next line. May I know if there is a way to expand the spool file so that all the fields in a particular record are displayed in the same line? I'm using HP9000 Unix system and SQLPLUS to perform my query, the query I used in the SQL prompt is: Spool CHNSHP select a.part_nr, a.commercial_dn, a.part_dn, b.NAT_HS_CD as CHN_HTS from cla_part a, clv_curr_cust_part_ctry b where b.part_nr= a.part_nr and a.part_nr in ('A6016A', 'A6016A 0D1', |
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