Is Spreadsheet reporting possible?

Greetings,

I am designing an inventory system for my section. This inventory will maintain information about our workstations and the like. I have one main table to keep the information about each host. Then I use one table to keep track of commercial software packages on each host. Similiarly, I use another table to keep track of hardware configurations and another table to keep track of point_of_contacts. This was done to accommodate for varying number of items in each category (i.e. table). Is the right way of doing things?

What I want (my boss wants me ;^) to do is create a report similiar to a spreadsheet. Using some real and fictional data, this is an example of what I basically need:

Host      Building   Room  Software      Hardware          POC's
                           Title         Item
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grizzly    97        166A  WordPerfect   Monitor-mono      Ed
                           AutoCad       Disk1-100M        Marion
                           WingZ         Disk2-200M
                           SunProC
                           Ada

iguana     97         160  Oracle7       Monitor-Color     Dave
                                         Disk1-200M        Ed
                                                           Ron
                                                           Ken

I am using ORACLE7 with SQL*Plus (3.1), PL/SQL (2.0), and SQL*Forms (3.0). Do I have the right products to pull this off? Did I design this inventory system correctly? Or did I do a major goof on the concepts of database theory?

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If I can't, is there any way I can query the data into comma/semi-colon
delimited form?  This way I can program my way thru this in C or Perl or
pump it into a spreadsheet:

grizzly;97;166A;WordPerfect,Autocad,WingZ,SunProC,Ada;Monitor-mono, etc.

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My background:
I've had some short courses on Database Concepts and SQL, read "Database
Systems Concepts" by Korth and Silberschantz.  I've looked in
Mastering Oracle7 and Client/Server Computing, Oracle7 manuals and the
FAQ.   Thus, you can say I'm new to this world of RDBMS.


Thanks very, very much for any info,
--Ron
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