Doubt of external Table

Hi Master,

Using Sql * Loader I can load the dat/csv/txt data to oracle tables. I can use it when clause contained in the data file and load control in different tables.

e.g. when deptno = 20 then table 1. Where deptno = 10 then table2 etc...

But using the external table... How can I load data in different tables as an example above? I googled. but do not get appropriate information. Please advise... !!

Concerning

AR

Bad code. You use positional WHEN when you define variable length fields. As a result, your code will load Department 201, 2090,...:

SQL > create table T_DEPTNO_20)

NUMBER 2 DEPTNO,

3 DNAME VARCHAR2 (14).

LOC 4 VARCHAR2 (13)

5)

6 EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION

() 7

ORACLE_LOADER TYPE 8

9 DEFAULT TEMP DIRECTORY

10 ACCESS SETTINGS

(11)

12 RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE

13 CHARGE WHEN (1:2) = "20"

14 LOGFILE 'MyFile.log.

15 BADFILE "MyFile.bad."

16 NODISCARDFILE

17 FIELDS TERMINATED BY ', '.

18 EVENTUALLY FRAMED BY "" "

RTRIM 19

20 MISSING FIELD VALUES ARE NULL

(21)

22 DEPTNO,

23 DNAME,

LOC 24

25)

26)

27 RENTAL ("MyFile.csv")

28)

RELEASE 29 UNLIMITED LIMIT

30.

Table created.

SQL > select * from T_DEPTNO_20

2.

DEPTNO DNAME LOC

---------- -------------- -------------

SEARCH 20 DALLAS

201 DO NOT LOAD ARMPIT

SQL > drop table T_DEPTNO_20

2.

Deleted table.

SQL > create table T_DEPTNO_20)

NUMBER 2 DEPTNO,

3 DNAME VARCHAR2 (14).

LOC 4 VARCHAR2 (13)

5)

6 EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION

() 7

ORACLE_LOADER TYPE 8

9 DEFAULT TEMP DIRECTORY

10 ACCESS SETTINGS

(11)

12 RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE

13 CHARGER WHEN deptno = '20'

14 LOGFILE 'MyFile.log.

15 BADFILE "MyFile.bad."

16 NODISCARDFILE

17 FIELDS TERMINATED BY ', '.

18 EVENTUALLY FRAMED BY "" "

RTRIM 19

20 MISSING FIELD VALUES ARE NULL

(21)

22 DEPTNO,

23 DNAME,

LOC 24

25)

26)

27 RENTAL ("MyFile.csv")

28)

RELEASE 29 UNLIMITED LIMIT

30.

Table created.

SQL > select * from T_DEPTNO_20

2.

DEPTNO DNAME LOC

---------- -------------- -------------

SEARCH 20 DALLAS

SQL >

SY.

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    last_name VARCHAR2 (25).
    e-mail VARCHAR2 (25).
    Phone_Number VARCHAR2 (20).
    hire_date DATE,
    job_id VARCHAR2 (10),
    higher wages (22: 2),
    commission_pct NUMBER 22 (2)
    manager_id NUMBER (22, 0),
    department_id NUMBER (22, 0)
    )
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    (
    TYPE oracle_loader
    Arch_dir default DIRECTORY
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    (
    RECORDS delimited BY NEWLINE
    preprocessor bin_dir: "gunzip".
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    missing field VALUES are NULL
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    employe_id,
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    bash - $3.2-3 employees_exp.csv head
    198, Donald, Ollivier, DOCONNEL, 650.507.9833, 21/06/2007 00:00:00, SH_CLERK, 2600, 124, 50,.
    199, Douglas, grant, DGRANT, 650.507.9844, 2008-01-13 00:00:00, SH_CLERK, 2600, 124, 50,.
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    I tried to experiment around, but cannot view records when I select in the external table. Please help me to solve it.
    I also register the generated log file:
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    For table EMP_EXADATA field definitions
    Record format DELIMITED BY newline
    Data in file have same "endianness" as platform
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    EMPLOYEE_ID CHAR (255)
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    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    FIRST NAME CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    LAST_NAME CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    EMAIL CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    PHONE_NUMBER CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
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    Day DATE data type, date mask dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    JOB_ID CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    SALARY CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    COMMISSION_PCT CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    MANAGER_ID CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    DEPARTMENT_ID CHAR (255)
    Completed by «,»
    Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
    			 
    You need to carefully examine the description of the PREPROCESSOR option in the chapter of the manual external Tables utility.
    

    The first point that applies to your question is that the preprocessor must write its data transformed to stdout. To do this with gunzip, you use the - c command line parameter. The second point that applies to your case, in view of the answer to the first point, is that you must write a script shell if your preprocessor requires command line settings.
    

    Kind regards
    

    Bob
    		   
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    All comment or suggestion will be a great help.
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    The value of this configuration variable: EBRIncludeViewsInTableList = 1
    

    https://jonathanhult.com/blog/2013/11/use-database-view-WebCenter-content-schema-view/
    

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    http://jonathanhult.com
    		   
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    Loading external Table with quotes
     
			 
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    Example as below:
    QM ~ CD ~ Exzm ~ BMW
    DM ~ BD ~ Exzm ~ BMW
    CREATE TABLE test
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    Col_1 VARCHAR2 (100),
    Col_2 VARCHAR2 (100),
    Col_3 VARCHAR2 (100),
    Col_4 VARCHAR2 (100)
    )
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    DEFAULT DIRECTORY 'Test_Report '.
    ACCESS SETTINGS
    (records delimited by '\n'
    CHARACTERSET 'UTF8 '.
    fields terminated by '\t~\t '.
    missing field values are null
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    LOCATION ("test.asc")
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    ----------------
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    Note: Col1 - col3 data arrives correctly.
    			 
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    ----------
    

    "BMW".
    

    "
    

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    *
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    What's wrong?

    Thank you.
    			 
    Hello
    

    There is no ROWID in external tables.
    

    It makes sense: ROWID identifies where a line is stored in the database; It shows the data file and the block number in this file.
    

    External tables are not stored in the database.  They exist independently of any data file in the database.  The concept of an Oracle block does not apply to them.
    

    Why would you copy the ROWID, even if you could?
    

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    What is the big picture here?  Post a small example of data (a CREATE TABLE statement and a small data file for the external table) and the desired results from these sample data (in other words, what core_tb_log must contain after INSERTION is complete.)  Explain how you get these results from data provided.
    

    Check out the Forum FAQ: Re: 2. How can I ask a question on the forums?
    		   
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    ---------- ------
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    Does anybody know a solution for this?
    Any ideas/pointers/links/examples are welcome!
    / * WARNING: I was 'off' for about 3 months, then the Oracle - the part of my brain has become a bit "rusty and I feel it should not be so complicated as the examples I've found sofar ' * /"
    			 
    Haha, wonder about regexp is like the blind leading the blind!
    

    However, it's my mistake: I forgot to put the starting position setting (so 1, 2, 3,... was in fact the starting position, not the nth occurrence. duh!)
    

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    Reg: question of external table-
     
			 
    Hi Experts,
    I am trying to create and read from an external table, but it raises an error. Please notify.
    Scenario-
    I'm downloading a file of my APEX application that is stored in a BLOB field. Then, comes the following:
    

    DBMS_LOB.CREATETEMPORARY (v_clob, true);
    

    

    -/ / Convert BLOB on the CLOB type
    

    () DBMS_LOB.converttoclob
    

    v_clob, v_blob,
    

    DBMS_LOB. LOBMAXSIZE,
    

    v_dest_offset, v_src_offset,
    

    v_blob_csid, v_lang_context, g_msg
    

    );
    

    

    -/ / creating a csv file
    

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    -/ / Put the csv file in the database directory 'APEX_DIR '.
    

    dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file (v_clob, 'APEX_DIR', v_temp_filename);
    

    

    -/ / creating an external table
    

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    C001 varchar2 (4000), c002 varchar2 (4000), c003 varchar2 (4000), c004 varchar2 (4000), c005 varchar2 (4000).
    

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    C011 varchar2 (4000), c012 varchar2 (4000), c013 varchar2 (4000), c014 varchar2 (4000), c015 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C016 varchar2 (4000), c017 varchar2 (4000), c018 varchar2 (4000), c019 varchar2 (4000), c020 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C021 varchar2 (4000), c022 varchar2 (4000), c023 varchar2 (4000), c024 varchar2 (4000), see c025 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C026 varchar2 (4000), c027 varchar2 (4000), c028 varchar2 (4000), c029 varchar2 (4000), c030 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C031 varchar2 (4000), c032 varchar2 (4000), c033 varchar2 (4000), c034 varchar2 (4000), c035 varchar2 (4000).
    

    c037 varchar2 (4000), c038 varchar2 (4000), c039 varchar2 (4000), C036 varchar2 (4000), c040 varchar2 (4000).
    

    c042 varchar2 (4000), c043 varchar2 (4000), c044 varchar2 (4000), c041 varchar2 (4000), c045 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C046 varchar2 (4000), c047 varchar2 (4000), c048 varchar2 (4000), c049 varchar2 (4000), c050 varchar2 (4000)
    

    )
    

    (external) Organization
    

    type oracle_loader
    

    the default directory apex_dir
    

    (settings) access
    

    records delimited by newline
    

    fields completed by «,»
    

    surrounded of possibly ' "' and '"' NOTRIM
    

    missing field values are null
    

    (
    

    C001 varchar2 (4000), c002 varchar2 (4000), c003 varchar2 (4000), c004 varchar2 (4000), c005 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C006 varchar2 (4000), c007 varchar2 (4000), c008 varchar2 (4000), c009 varchar2 (4000) c010 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C011 varchar2 (4000), c012 varchar2 (4000), c013 varchar2 (4000), c014 varchar2 (4000), c015 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C016 varchar2 (4000), c017 varchar2 (4000), c018 varchar2 (4000), c019 varchar2 (4000), c020 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C021 varchar2 (4000), c022 varchar2 (4000), c023 varchar2 (4000), c024 varchar2 (4000), see c025 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C026 varchar2 (4000), c027 varchar2 (4000), c028 varchar2 (4000), c029 varchar2 (4000), c030 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C031 varchar2 (4000), c032 varchar2 (4000), c033 varchar2 (4000), c034 varchar2 (4000), c035 varchar2 (4000).
    

    c037 varchar2 (4000), c038 varchar2 (4000), c039 varchar2 (4000), C036 varchar2 (4000), c040 varchar2 (4000).
    

    c042 varchar2 (4000), c043 varchar2 (4000), c044 varchar2 (4000), c041 varchar2 (4000), c045 varchar2 (4000).
    

    C046 varchar2 (4000), c047 varchar2 (4000), c048 varchar2 (4000), c049 varchar2 (4000), c050 varchar2 (4000)
    

    )
    

    )
    

    location ('] ' |) v_temp_filename | " ')
    

    )
    

    3 parallel
    

    reject limit unlimited;] " ;
    


    


    

    immediately run v_ext_table;
    

    

    It gives me a generic mistake on the front-end server. But, when I take this external Table as well as the "v_temp_filename", that it is created, but when the SELECTION is fired triggers error:
    

    ORA-29913: error in executing ODCIEXTTABLEOPEN legend
    

    ORA-29400: data cartridge error
    

    KUP-00554: error occurred when parsing the access settings
    

    KUP-01005: syntax error: found 'distinctive sign': expected an a: "binary_double, types binary_float, comma, date, defaultif, char, decimal, double, float, integer, (, nullif, oracle_date, oracle_number, position, raw, recnum,), unsigned, varchar, varraw, varrawc, varcharc, zoned.
    

    KUP-01008: the bad ID was: varchar2
    

    KUP-01007: in column 15 of line 6
    

    Privilege is already provided - GRANT READ, WRITE on APEX_DIR to APEX_DEV;
    But you should check with DBA on the rwx for the generated 'v_temp_filename' permission.
    Pointers?
    Thank you and best regards,
    Nordine
    (on Oracle 11.2.0.3.0, Apex 4.2.5)
    			 
    Try this:
    

    . . .   E t c...
    

    -/ / creating an external table
    

    v_ext_table: = "CREATE TABLE Apex_Temp_Data_Ext
    

    (
    

    C001 VARCHAR2 (4000), C002 VARCHAR2 (4000), C003 VARCHAR2 (4000), C004 VARCHAR2 (4000), C005 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C006 VARCHAR2 (4000), C007 VARCHAR2 (4000), C008 VARCHAR2 (4000), C009 VARCHAR2 (4000), C010 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C011 VARCHAR2 (4000), C012 VARCHAR2 (4000), C013 VARCHAR2 (4000), C014 VARCHAR2 (4000), C015 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C016 VARCHAR2 (4000), C017 VARCHAR2 (4000), C018 VARCHAR2 (4000), C019 VARCHAR2 (4000), C020 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C021 VARCHAR2 (4000), C022 VARCHAR2 (4000), C023 VARCHAR2 (4000), C024 VARCHAR2 (4000), SEE C025 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C026 VARCHAR2 (4000), C027 VARCHAR2 (4000), C028 VARCHAR2 (4000), C029 VARCHAR2 (4000), C030 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C031 VARCHAR2 (4000), C032 VARCHAR2 (4000), C033 VARCHAR2 (4000), C034 VARCHAR2 (4000), C035 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C036 VARCHAR2 (4000), C037 VARCHAR2 (4000), C038 VARCHAR2 (4000), C039 VARCHAR2 (4000), C040 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C041 VARCHAR2 (4000), C042 VARCHAR2 (4000), C043 VARCHAR2 (4000), C044 VARCHAR2 (4000), C045 VARCHAR2 (4000).
    

    C046 VARCHAR2 (4000), C047 VARCHAR2 (4000), C048 VARCHAR2 (4000), C049 VARCHAR2 (4000), C050 VARCHAR2 (4000)
    

    )
    

    (EXTERNAL) ORGANIZATION
    

    TYPE Oracle_Loader
    

    The DEFAULT DIRECTORY Apex_Dir
    

    (SETTINGS) ACCESS
    

    RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE
    

    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ","
    

    OPTIONALLY SURROUNDED BY "" "AND" "" NOTRIM
    

    MISSING FIELD VALUES ARE NULL
    

    (
    

    C001 TANK (4000), C002 TANK (4000), C003 TANK (4000), C004 TANK (4000), CHAR C005 (4000),
    

    C006 TANK (4000), C007 TANK (4000), C008 TANK (4000), C009 TANK (4000), C010 TANK (4000).
    

    C011 TANK (4000), C012 TANK (4000), C013 TANK (4000), CHAR C014 (4000), C015 TANK (4000),
    

    C016 TANK (4000), C017 TANK (4000), CHAR C018 (4000), C019 TANK (4000), C020 TANK (4000),
    

    C021 TANK (4000), C022 TANK (4000), C023 TANK (4000), CHAR C024 (4000), SEE C025 TANK (4000),
    

    C026 TANK (4000), CHAR C027 (4000), C028 TANK (4000), C029 TANK (4000), C030 TANK (4000),
    

    C031 TANK (4000), C032 TANK (4000), C033 TANK (4000), C034 TANK (4000), C035 TANK (4000).
    

    C036 TANK (4000), C037 TANK (4000), C038 TANK (4000), C039 TANK (4000), C040 TANK (4000).
    

    C041 TANK (4000), C042 TANK (4000), C043 TANK (4000), C044 TANK (4000), C045 TANK (4000).
    

    C046 TANK (4000), C047 TANK (4000), C048 TANK (4000), C049 TANK (4000), C050 TANK (4000)
    

    )
    

    )
    

    LOCATION('''||) V_Temp_Filename | " ')
    

    )
    

    3 PARALLEL
    

    UNLIMITED RELEASE LIMIT ';
    

    . . .   E t c...
    		   
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    The Oracle 12 c memory option works with external tables?
     
			 
    Hello
    Does anyone know if the external tables are also candidates for the benefit of the Oracle 12 c option in memory? I have read the documentation and white papers, and can't find any reference to external tables. If it is possible, we are very interested to know all about her, especially any limitation.
    Thank you.
    			 
    This is not the right forum for this question; This forum is for the memory of TimesTen database not Oracle database in memory option. These are completely different things.
    

    But it happens that I can tell you that no, external tables are not candidates for use with the In-Memory Option.
    

    Chris
    		   
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