Extra space adding during spool data into text file

I'm using sql developer to query oracle tables. I can export data using GUI of sql developer, but I wish to use spool query to export the data. Using below query, I was able to export the data to specified location, but my final text file consist of additional spaces after each line. These additional spaces between each line is causing an error to upload the text file in different location.
Did any one face have this issue? Below is my query
set head off
SET FEEDBACK OFF
SET ECHO OFF
SET TRIMSPOOL ON
SET TRIMOUT ON
spool c:\test.txt
select cast(memberid||',12'as varchar2(20))
from abc;
spool off
set head on
set ECHO on
i'm using trimspool, and trimout, but it is not removing any blank spaces.

Sorry, I changed my export.sql to the query you provided.
SET HEAD OFF FEED OFF ECHO OFF
SET LIN 120 PAGES 0 TRIMS ON
SPOOL c:\test.txt
SELECT memberid || ',12' FROM abc;
SPOOL OFF
But,the spool query is still adding additional spaces making length of each line 43 characters in final text file output.

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How to add an space for every line in a text file in 46.B?

Hi Friends!!
My problem is the following,
I need to add spaces in all lines of a text file
Ej.'ABC ' , I'm using GUI_DOWNLOAD to download the internal table, but the function truncates all spaces, as it is 46B doesn't have the option for allowing the spaces at the end of each line,
Do you know what can I do?? is there any other function module I could use?? I also tried with WS_DOWNLOAD but it didn't help!
Thanks so much in advance!!!
Frinee

This a short example:
data: begin of mytable occurs 0,
        line(2),
        lspace type x value '20',
        lenter type x value '0D0A',
      end of mytable.
mytable-line = '1'.
condense mytable-line.
append mytable.
mytable-line = '2'.
condense mytable-line.
append mytable.
mytable-line = '3'.
condense mytable-line.
append mytable.
call function 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
     EXPORTING
       BIN_FILESIZE = 50
        FILENAME = 'C:\mybinfile.txt'
        FILETYPE = 'BIN'
     TABLES
        DATA_TAB = mytable
     EXCEPTIONS
       others = 9.

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I am trying to merge several large text data files into a single file in Labview 8.0. The files are too large to read in all at once (9-15 million lines each), so decided I need to read them in as smaller chunks, combine the arrays, and write them to a new file.
The reason there are three separate data files was for speed and streaming purposes in the project, and the users wanted the raw, unadulterated data written to file before any kind of manipulation took place.
My VI:
1. Takes a header generated from another VI and writes it to the output file.
2. Creates a time column based on sample rate and the total number of data points
3. Reads in 3 files that each have text data (each data point is 9 bytes wide, there are up to 15 million data points per file.
4. Each iteration of the for loop writes a chunk of 10 to 100 thousand points (Somewhere in there seems to be the fastest it will do), formatted with the time column on the left, then the three data columns, until it's done. I haven't quite figured out how to write the last iteration if there are fewer data points than the chunk size.
Anyways, the main thing I was looking for was suggestions on how to do this faster. It takes about a minute per million points on my laptop to do this operation, and though I recognize it is a lot of data to be moving around, this speed is painfully slow. Any ideas?
Attachments:
Merge Fast Data.vi ‏67 KB

Thanks for the tip. I put the constants outside the array and noticed a little improvement in the speed. I know I could improve the speed by using the binary file VI's but I need the files as tab delimited text files to import them into MATLAB for another group to do analysis. I have not had any luck converting binary files into text files. Is there an easy way to do that? I don't know enough about binary file systems to use them. I looked at the high speed data logger examples but they seemed complicated and hard to adapt to what I need to do. Creating the binary header file seemed like a chore.
I am up for more advice on the VI I posted, or suggestions on different ways to convert a binary file to a MATLAB readable text file.
Thanks!

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