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I have a problem with table grids in Oracle SQL Developer. It has not been set with grids by default. How to display sql tables with grids? Now I have attributes separated by spaces and attributes are separated from value fields by "----".

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Perhaps you are using run script(F5) That's why you are seeing the result like that. Select(highlight) all or only the code blocks or statements you want to execute and then execute it with run statement (Ctrl+Enter)

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Ctrl+Enter or F9 or the first button (green arrow) in the SQL Worksheet toolbar.
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Your question has two different paths:

  1. executing queries, seeing the results
  2. displaying (sql) tables

Null's answer takes care of #1.

For #2, you can open the actual table being used in your query quite easily.

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Or you can just directly browse the list of tables and views for your schema or under 'Other Users' in the tree and click on them to open them. Or double-click if you have disabled 'open object on single click' in preferences.

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What if I need to export that to a file rendered as a ASCII-style table?
@demavi if you mean like how pgsql does it - we don't support that style of output

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