How to export data in csv

hai ;
can u advise me, how to export the value from databse table to csc and pdf format
please can you provide some sample code
thanks..

Doesn't work that way here. Try something, post some code if you get stuck.
No-one is going to write your code for you.
You will need to use JDBC to query your database, and there are plenty of CSV libraries available for free, or write your own.

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