If you don't want to deal with another table that
holds all of your data, you could export the data
using a query with a few psql commands.
\a -- unaligned output, i.e. without space padding
\f ',' -- specify comma field separator
\t -- tuples (i.e. data) only, if that is what you
want
\o filename -- destination file for your data
Now run your query, and you should have what you want.
Shouldn't be too hard to make a script out of that.
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