Output Query to CSV via SQL +

Question

I can build the csv file and put the results into the csv file but the query itself is also place in the top of the file.
My question is, How do I output the query results and NOT the query? I thought the "echo off" would have fixed that?
THis is Oracle 10.2.0.4.0 in on a windows 2003 platform.
Here is my code:
spool ON
SET PAGESIZE 500
echo off
spool C:\CL_User_Reports\TEST.csv
select USERID, Entitlement, decode(who,-1,'Active','Inactive') Status
from
select userid, 'dba' Entitlement, dba who from USERIDTBL
union all
select userid, 'bla', bla from USERIDTBL
union all
select userid, 'hxrep', hxrep from USERIDTBL
union all
select userid, 'lma', lma from USERIDTBL
union all
select userid, 'rep', rep from USERIDTBL
union all
select userid, 'psa', psa from USERIDTBL
) a
order by a.userid;
spool off;
This is what the output file looks like:
SQL> select USERID     Entitlement     decode(who     -1     'Active'     'Inactive') Status
2 from                         
3 (                         
4 select userid     'dba' Entitlement     dba who from USERIDTBL               
5 union all                         
6 select userid     'bla'     bla from USERIDTBL               
7 union all                         
8 select userid     'hxrep'     hxrep from USERIDTBL               
9 union all                         
10 select userid     'lma'     lma from USERIDTBL               
11 union all                         
12 select userid     'rep'     rep from USERIDTBL               
13 union all                         
14 select userid     'psa'     psa from USERIDTBL               
15 ) a                         
16 order by a.userid;                         
The actual results are then shown here...
Edited by: 887207 on Sep 23, 2011 12:37 PM
Edited by: 887207 on Sep 23, 2011 12:39 PM

Answer 1

That is a sqlplus command. [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/cncptdba.htm#CNCPT831]sqlplus is an oracle tool to use SQL and procedural statements. In sqlplus, say show all to see the various settings. They are explained in the [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16604/toc.htm]manual.
If you are new to Oracle, be sure and read the Concepts manual.