Export to csv with no duplication in records

how can i export from a table to a CVS file with no duplications in writing?
REGARDS
I HAVE THIS QUERY I NEED HELP ON IT
select iden_username, name , object_name from identification, groups, objects
order by iden_username
I WANT A RESULT FOR ALL NOT ALL THE RESULTS POSSIBLE

I also want to help you but i cannot help you unfortunately.
Regards
Raj

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Post Author: HuskerSkip
CA Forum: Exporting
Iu2019m having a problem exporting reports to the CSV format. Iu2019m seeing the problem both in the report designer and in my C# code. Here are the conditions under which the problem appears:
Report contains at least one group.
Report Header & Footer, Page Header & Footer, and Group Headers are all suppressed. Only Details is visible.
Selection Formula is such that it returns no records.
When I export the report as CSV from the report designer I get this error: u201CFailed to export the report.u201D
When I export from my C# code, I get this error: u201CError in File C:\DOCUME~1\...EBDF30}.rpt: Operation not yet implemented.u201D
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Skip
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Hi,
I would like to ask your inputs on exporting a very large table (rows approximately nearing 1 billion).
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Computer2
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Computer3
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Computer4
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User1
PQ1
Computer5
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Computer6
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User1
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Computer7
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User1
PQ1
Computer8
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User1
PQ1
Computer9
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Computer10
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Computer4
Computer5
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