Script to export a list of notes from Evernote to a CSV file

Hi,
I am wondering if anyone knows of a script that would export a list of all the notes currently selected in Evernote (or alternatively all of the notes in a particular notebook) to a CSV file.
I am hoping that I could adapt such a script to my needs, which are as follows:
Generate a CSV file with 4 values per row (1 row per note), namely 'Date,Price,Item,Tag"
Each of my notes has a title in the format: "20110801 10.00 Note1" (i.e. date,price,item)
So the first three values in the CSV file would be constructed from the title of the note with the date converted from the form 20110801 to 01/08/2011.
The tag in the note would become the fourth value in the CSV file.
I'd be grateful for any help in writing such a script.
Thanks,
Nick

What is the version you are using?
Try this:
exp userid=scott/password@orcl parfile=parfile1.txt
and the contents of parfile1.txt would be:
BUFFER=10000
FILE=test.dmp
FULL=n
OWNER=scott
GRANTS=y
TABLES=SBEDIAUD,CE090001,CE091002,CE091004,CE091006,.........
But yes you should be using expdp by now.
regards

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(SID_NAME = ORA9DB)
(SID_DESC =
(PROGRAM = hsodbc)
(SID_NAME = EXCL)
(ORACLE_HOME = D:\ora9db)
Dont forget to reload the listener
c:\> lsnrctl reload
4- In %ORACLE_HOME%\hs\admin create init<HS_SID>.ora. For our sid EXCL we create file initexcl.ora.
In this file set following two parameters:
HS_FDS_CONNECT_INFO = excl
HS_FDS_TRACE_LEVEL = 0
5- Now connect to Oracle database and create database link with following command:
SQL> CREATE DATABASE LINK excl
2 USING 'excl'
3 /
Database link created.
Now you can perform query against this database like you would for any remote database.
SQL> SELECT table_name FROM all_tables@excl;
TABLE_NAME
DEPT
EMP
With MS Access you are already dealing with a database so the structure is not a problem. If you treat Excel workbooks as a database then they have to conform to a certain layout e.g. each worksheet is in effect a table with the name of the table taken from the worksheet name (be aware that Excel allows 32 characters for sheet names, but Oracle requires no more than 30), on each sheet the first row must contain the column names and all subsequent rows contain the data.
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