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    select only two rows in a table

    I like to select only two rows in a table where there is total five row. How I do that? Also I would like to save the result in text.

    Thanks

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    What 2 rows do you want to select?

    to save the result in text file use:
    Code:
    SQL> spool [filename]
    SQL> ..run query..
    SQL> spool off
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    Table name is acme. It has five columns. Column a, b, c d and e. I would like to select all from a and d and save the result to a file.

    Many thanks.

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    Do you mean this.....

    Code:
    SQL> spool a_file.txt
    SQL> SELECT a,d FROM acme;
    SQL> spool off
    If you don't then can you explain a bit more, if this is it you need to RTFM
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    Jovery,

    That is what I was looking for. Thank you for your help.

    Regards.

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    Originally posted by Puja
    I like to select only two rows in a table where there is total five row.
    Originally posted by Puja
    It has five columns. Column a, b, c d and e. I would like to select all from a and d and save the result to a file.
    You really must learn the difference between a row and a column.

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    Originally posted by DaPi
    You really must learn the difference between a row and a column.

    You're getting soft chaps.

    It wasn't even in the Developer's forum and you still helped out with only minor sarcasm.

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    Originally posted by Puja
    Jovery,

    That is what I was looking for. Thank you for your help.

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    Originally posted by Mr.Hanky
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