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Try this
select rtrim(field1)||' '||rtrim(field2)||' '||rtrim(field3)......
This way you get spaces between returned columns and no extra spaces in the returned column data ...
hth
delonte_at_my-deja.com wrote:
>I have been trying to create a text data-file by spooling the results of
>a select statement to file. The problem is, Oracle puts a space between
>the returned columns of a select statement. I know about concatenating
>columns using '||', but that gets rid of all spaces between the selected
>fields, not just the one being inserted by oracle.
>
>Is there a way to get rid of the space between columns, which are being,
>added to separate data elements while maintaining the spaces within the
>field when oracle returns SQL results?
>
>
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