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How to rearrange columns in Oracle SQL Developer script output
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maybe this is an already answered question, but I am relatively new to Oracle DB and couldn't find my answer around the Internet.
So I have created a table in Oracle and when running the SELECT statement the output shows me columns like this:
Please if anyone can explain how to rearrange the columns so, the values from CITY column go under the City column, and the Customer_Name goes under that output column. Thanks in advance!
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maybe this is an already answered question, but I am relatively new to Oracle DB and couldn't find my answer around the Internet.
So I have created a table in Oracle and when running the SELECT statement the output shows me columns like this:
Please if anyone can explain how to rearrange the columns so, the values from CITY column go under the City column, and the Customer_Name goes under that output column. Thanks in advance!
oracle oracle-12c oracle-sql-developer
asked 10 mins ago
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maybe this is an already answered question, but I am relatively new to Oracle DB and couldn't find my answer around the Internet.
So I have created a table in Oracle and when running the SELECT statement the output shows me columns like this:
Please if anyone can explain how to rearrange the columns so, the values from CITY column go under the City column, and the Customer_Name goes under that output column. Thanks in advance!
oracle oracle-12c oracle-sql-developer
asked 10 mins ago
Bogdan LozevBogdan Lozev
11
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maybe this is an already answered question, but I am relatively new to Oracle DB and couldn't find my answer around the Internet.
So I have created a table in Oracle and when running the SELECT statement the output shows me columns like this:
Please if anyone can explain how to rearrange the columns so, the values from CITY column go under the City column, and the Customer_Name goes under that output column. Thanks in advance!
oracle oracle-12c oracle-sql-developer
oracle oracle-12c oracle-sql-developer
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11
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This is not an Oracle or SQL Developer problem.
The problem is the font you use. It is variable-width and there is just no way to properly align output with that. Use a fixed-width (monospaced) font and alignment just works out of the box.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monospaced_typefaces
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This is not an Oracle or SQL Developer problem.
The problem is the font you use. It is variable-width and there is just no way to properly align output with that. Use a fixed-width (monospaced) font and alignment just works out of the box.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monospaced_typefaces
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This is not an Oracle or SQL Developer problem.
The problem is the font you use. It is variable-width and there is just no way to properly align output with that. Use a fixed-width (monospaced) font and alignment just works out of the box.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monospaced_typefaces
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This is not an Oracle or SQL Developer problem.
The problem is the font you use. It is variable-width and there is just no way to properly align output with that. Use a fixed-width (monospaced) font and alignment just works out of the box.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monospaced_typefaces
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This is not an Oracle or SQL Developer problem.
The problem is the font you use. It is variable-width and there is just no way to properly align output with that. Use a fixed-width (monospaced) font and alignment just works out of the box.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_monospaced_typefaces
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