You could also use the following, although it does introduce spaces between fields.
set colsep , -- separate columns with a comma
set pagesize 0 -- No header rows
set trimspool on -- remove trailing blanks
set headsep off -- this may or may not be useful...depends on your headings.
set linesize X -- X should be the sum of the column widths
set numw X -- X should be the length you want for numbers (avoid scientific notation on IDs)
spool myfile.csv
select table_name, tablespace_name
from all_tables
where owner = 'SYS'
and tablespace_name is not null;
Output will be like:
TABLE_PRIVILEGE_MAP ,SYSTEM
SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE_MAP ,SYSTEM
STMT_AUDIT_OPTION_MAP ,SYSTEM
DUAL ,SYSTEM
...
This would be a lot less tedious than typing out all of the fields and concatenating them with the commas. You could follow up with a simple sed script to remove whitespace that appears before a comma, if you wanted.
Something like this might work...(my sed skills are very rusty, so this will likely need work)
sed 's/s+,/,/' myfile.csv
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