SQL Developer formatted output

Hello,
Could you please help me in getting the formatted output on Oracle sql developer tool, I am not able to find andy options to set
I have copy paste the result from this tool to excel, I am getting plain text out put, I have more columns and readablity is not there
Regards,
Neil
Edited by: NeilCSE on Apr 6, 2010 6:01 AM

Hi,
try this.
I am on windows
SQL> spool c:\emp_text.txt;
Started spooling to c:\emp_text.txt
SQL> select ename||'|'||empno from emp;
ENAME||'|'||EMPNO
JAMES|7900
FORD|7902
MILLER|7934
SMITH|7369
ALLEN|7499
WARD|7521
JONES|7566
MARTIN|7654
BLAKE|7698
CLARK|7782
SCOTT|7788
KING|7839
TURNER|7844
ADAMS|7876
14 rows selected
SQL> spool off;
Stopped spooling to c:\emp_text.txtThen open in excel as delimeted by |
Regards,
Bhushan

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CustID Integer,
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insert into Inventory values ( 2, 'Spurs ', 12.95, 24 );
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insert into Inventory values ( 5, 'Holster', 75.00, 8 );
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-- {{this context }}
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--               (Select ID_Cust from CustID_List))
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select distinct partID, quantity
from invoice_item, invoice
where invoice_item.invnum IN
(select I.invnum from invoice I where I.custid = 101);
select * from cust101_orders;
select sum(quantity * cost) as cust101_bill
from cust101_orders, inventory
where cust101_orders.partID = inventory.partID;
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prompt ' using a stored function such that the custID is passed '
prompt ' to the function. Unfortunately, neither function below '
prompt ' compiles. First case trips on creating the view. Second'
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(ind_customer_ID in integer)
return Float
IS ind_total_bill Float;
begin
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select distinct partID, quantity
from invoice_item.invnum IN
(select I.invnum from invoice I where I.custid = ind_customer_ID);
select sum(quantity * cost) into ind_total_bill
from cust_orders, inventory
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return Float
IS ind_total_bill Float;
begin
select sum(quantity * cost) into ind_total_bill
from inventory, (select distinct partID as interim_partID, quantity
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where interim_partID = inventory.partid;
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end;
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create view cust101_due as
select sum(quantity * cost) as cust101_bill
from cust101_orders, inventory
where cust101_orders.partID = inventory.partID;
create view cust102_orders as
select distinct partID, quantity
from invoice_item, invoice
where invoice_item.invnum IN
(select I.invnum from invoice I where I.custid = 102);
select * from cust102_orders;
create view cust102_due as
select sum(quantity * cost) as cust102_bill
from cust102_orders, inventory
where cust102_orders.partID = inventory.partID;
create view cust103_orders as
select distinct partID, quantity
from invoice_item, invoice
where invoice_item.invnum IN
(select I.invnum from invoice I where I.custid = 103);
select * from cust103_orders;
create view cust103_due as
select sum(quantity * cost) as cust103_bill
from cust103_orders, inventory
where cust103_orders.partID = inventory.partID;
create view cust104_orders as
select distinct partID, quantity
from invoice_item, invoice
where invoice_item.invnum IN
(select I.invnum from invoice I where I.custid = 104);
select * from cust104_orders;
create view cust104_due as
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where cust104_orders.partID = inventory.partID;
prompt 'and the answer to part 2d - biggest bill is'
select *
from cust101_due, cust102_due, cust103_due, cust104_due;
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prompt 'Part 2f - What was the value of the original inventory'
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prompt 'Part 2g - What was the value of the ending inventory'
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from customer
where custID IN (select ID_Cust
from (select ID_Cust, CustID
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where sales_by_id_nz = 0;
prompt 'Part 3b - table modifications for invoices to have valid CustID'
prompt ' -- see 3b section at top of file, notes and trigger '
drop view cust101_due;
drop view cust102_due;
drop view cust103_due;
drop view cust104_due;
drop function ind_customer_bill;
drop view cust101_orders;
drop view cust102_orders;
drop view cust103_orders;
drop view cust104_orders;
drop table inventory_invoiced;
drop view inv_changes;
drop view custID_List;
drop table invoice_item;
drop table invoice;
drop table inventory;
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'name'
'Assignment X, parts 2b - 2h and 3a - 3b '
create table succeeded.
create view succeeded.
create table succeeded.
create table succeeded.
create table succeeded.
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
'Part grad 3b - unsatisfying solution, limitations of Oracle 10g Express'
'After many trials, found oracle discussion on web stating that'
'Oracle 9 does not allow subqueries in the trigger WHEN clause.'
'What a pain. Thus the solution here has become rather inelegant.'
'The trigger and following select statement are byproducts of various'
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101
102
103
104
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5 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    BR_ROWS                        number of branch rows
6 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    BR_ROWS_LEN                    sum of the lengths of all the branch blocks in the b-tree
7 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    BTREE_SPACE                    total space currently allocated in the b-tree
8 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    DEL_LF_ROWS                    number of deleted leaf rows in the index
9 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    DEL_LF_ROWS_LEN                total length of all deleted rows in the index
10 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    DISTINCT_KEYS                  number of distinct keys in the index
11 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    HEIGHT                         height of the b-tree
12 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    LF_BLKS                        number of leaf blocks in the b-tree
13 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    LF_BLK_LEN                     useable space in a leaf block
14 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    LF_ROWS                        number of leaf rows (values in the index)
15 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    LF_ROWS_LEN                    sum of the lengths of all the leaf rows
16 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    MOST_REPEATED_KEY              how many times the most repeated key is repeated
17 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    NAME                           name of the index
18 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    OPT_CMPR_COUNT                 optimal prefix compression count for the index
19 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    OPT_CMPR_PCTSAVE               percentage storage saving expected from optimal prefix compression
20 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    PARTITION_NAME                 name of the index partition, if partitioned
21 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    PCT_USED                       percent of space allocated in the b-tree that is being used
22 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    PRE_ROWS                       number of prefix rows (values in the index)
23 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    PRE_ROWS_LEN                   sum of lengths of all prefix rows
24 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    ROWS_PER_KEY                   average number of rows per distinct key
25 25 SYS                            INDEX_STATS                    USED_SPACE                     total space that is currently being used in the b-tree
25 rows selected
R C OWNER      TABLE_NAME           COLUMN_NAME          COMMENTS
- - ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --------------------------------------------------

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