Export query result to csv using Export Wizard

Been a decade since I last used Oracle and related tools.
I had to use Oracle server again, I have a query over multiple tables, I am to run a scheduled script that will spit out the query result as a csv file.
I started with SQL Developer Export wizard, in step "Specify Data", I am at a loss, where to specify the query itself? I see a Name,Schema,Type input, a text area below, Up,UpAll,Down,DownAll buttons etc etc. Where do I specify my query here? Can someone please help?
Is this the best way to go about to schedule a data export (query to csv) daily?

To export a user query rather than a whole table, run it in a worksheet and export using the context menu on the result grid. However none can be scheduled.
Instead you can look at the SPOOL command and schedule it through SQL*Plus. Any questions can go to the iSQL*Plus and/or SQL And PL/SQL forum.
Have fun,
K.

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FROM DatabaseName
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on that object.
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Field1,Field2,Field3
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create table test2 (id number(2), text varchar2(5));
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test2 t2
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select t1.id from test1 t1;
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dhalek
Edited by: dhalek on Oct 13, 2009 5:04 PM

Hi,
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I've got the same problem here.
In my SQL Dev, I disabled the Autopopup code completion insight in SQL Worksheet. (Tools - Preferences - Code Editor - Code Completion - untick the checkbox). Restart SQL Dev. Tried to export a query.
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The disabled autopopup code completion insight caused me these
2.1 EA1: Bugs - cannot Export Data from Grid
2.1 EA2: Bugs on code completion for displaying column name
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workbooks ole2.obj_type;
workbook ole2.obj_type;
worksheets ole2.obj_Type;
worksheet ole2.obj_type;
cell ole2.obj_type;
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old_cursor_Style varchar2(100);
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pragma exception_init( Ole_Error, -305500 );
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alert_response NUMBER;
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ole2.Destroy_arglist( args );
ole2.set_property( cell, 'Value', value_in );
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args ole2.List_Type;
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OLE2.INVOKE(worksheet, 'SaveAs', args);
OLE2.DESTROY_ARGLIST(args);
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ole2.invoke( application, 'Quit' );
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Begin
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workbook := ole2.invoke_obj( workbooks, 'Add' );
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worksheet := ole2.invoke_obj( worksheets, 'Add');
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place_value_in_cell(rowCounter,3, 'SSN');
place_value_in_cell(rowCounter,4, 'Account');
place_value_in_cell(rowCounter,5, 'Refund Receipt');
place_value_in_cell(rowCounter,6, 'Pretax Allocation');
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then
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place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 2, nvl(:TRANSACTIONS.NDB_PAYEE_ADDRESS,'unknown') );
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place_ value_in_Cell( rowCounter, 7, to_char(:transactions.ndb_tax_amount) );
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:transactions.allocation_eid,
:transactions.allocation_table );
original_date := revenue_pkg.original_receipt_date(
:transactions.transaction_group_eid,
:transactions.allocation_eid,
:transactions.allocation_table );
original_transmittal_number := revenue_pkg.transmittal_number_for_receipt(original_receipt);
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 9, nvl(to_char(original_receipt),'unknown') );
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 10, nvl(to_char(original_date,'mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'),'unknown') );
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 11, nvl(to_char(original_transmittal_number),'unknown') );
-- COMPTROLLER COLUMNS
IF ( alert_response = ALERT_BUTTON1 and nvl(:transactions.rg_approval,'N') <> 'N' )
THEN
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 12, to_Char(sysdate,'mm/dd/yyyy') );
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 13, nvl(:transactions.rg_approval,'N') );
place_value_in_cell( rowCounter, 14, nvl(to_char(:location.vt_number),'NULL') );
END IF;
End If;
exit when :SYSTEM.LAST_RECORD = 'TRUE';
NEXT_RECORD;
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/* ----------------------------------- main procedure --------------------------------------*/
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Begin
my_alert_id := Find_Alert('THREE_BUTTON_ALERT');
IF NOT ID_NULL( my_alert_id ) then
alert_Response := SHOW_ALERT( my_alert_id );
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(alert_response = ALERT_BUTTON2) then
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set_application_property( CURSOR_STYLE, 'BUSY' );
Open_EXCEL_WorkBook;
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Raise Form_Trigger_Failure;
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exception
when Form_Trigger_Failure then
RAISE;
when Ole_Error then
AlertSend( 'There was an error exporting the data to Microsoft Excel (receipt# ' | |
to_Char(:transactions.transaction_Group_eid) | | ')', false );
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when others then
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errors_occurred := TRUE;
End;
Ideally, I'd like to call SaveSpreadsheet in Export_The_Data, and just ExitExcel here,
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ole2.release_obj (worksheet);
ole2.release_obj (worksheets);
ole2.release_obj (workbook);
ole2.release_obj (workbooks);
ole2.release_obj (application);
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Go_Record( local_cursor_Record );
End If;
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EXCEPTION
When Form_Trigger_Failure then
null;
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AlertSend( SQLERRM );
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