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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Store table contents in csv file Post 302441716 by AlbertGM on Monday 2nd of August 2010 06:28:54 AM
Old 08-02-2010
Toad can do that for you.
Select schema browser view ==> Right click on table ==> Save as...

Is this enough?
 

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DBATBL(1)						      General Commands Manual							 DBATBL(1)

NAME
dbatbl - Manage on-disk reference tables for DB-ALLe SYNOPSIS
dbatbl [command] [options] [args...] DESCRIPTION
This tool allows to index and query the tables that are needed for normal functioning of DB-ALLe. dbatbl always requires a non-switch argument, that indicates what is the operation that should be performed: help Print a help summary. help manpage Print this manpage. cat tableid [tableid [...]] Output all the contents of a WMO B table.. grep string Output all the contents of the local B table whose description contains the given string.. expand table-entry [table-entry [...]] Describe a WMO B table entry or expand a WMO D table entry in its components.. expandcode varcode [varcode [...]] Expand the value of a packed variable code. index [options] filename index-id Index the contents of a table file. describe [options] what [values] Invoke the formatter to describe the given values. Supported so far are: "level ltype l1 l2", "trange pind p1 p2". OPTIONS
dbatbl follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). Option for command cat -?, --help print an help message -c, --csv output variables in CSV format Option for command grep -?, --help print an help message -c, --csv output variables in CSV format Option for command expand -?, --help print an help message Option for command expandcode -?, --help print an help message Option for command index -?, --help print an help message -t type, --type=type format of the table to index ('b', 'd', 'conv') Option for command describe -?, --help print an help message AUTHOR
dbatbl has been written by Enrico Zini <enrico@enricozini.com> for ARPA Emilia Romagna, Servizio Idrometeorologico. may 16, 2012 DBATBL(1)
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