Import an XML file into flat table

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• A query when importing an XML file into a database Table

  Hello
  I create an ODI project to import an XML file into a database using the following link Table.With
  
  http://www.Oracle.com/WebFolder/technetwork/tutorials/OBE/FMW/ODI/odi_11g/odi_project_xml-to-table/odi_project_xml-to-table.htm
  I am facing a problem when creating physical Schema for the XML Source model.
  For the
  Schema (Schema)
  and
  Schema field (scheme of work) that they have chosen to GEO_D.
  What GEO_D here?
  or
  What should I select here?
  (1) the XML schema (NB:-J 'I havn' t created any file .dtd for my file .xml or .xsd)
  or
  (2) my diagram of target servers
  Please tell me what I do?
  Thank you

  and
  Schema field (scheme of work) that they have chosen to GEO_D.
  What GEO_D here?

  Is the schema specified in the XML file name.

  What should I select here?
  (1) the XML schema (NB:-J 'I havn' t created any file .dtd for my file .xml or .xsd)

  Yes

  (2) my diagram of target servers
  Please tell me what I do?
  Thank you

• How to import the XML file into an oracle table using a BPEL process

  Hi friends
  
  How can I import XML file in the db oracle table using a BPEL process
  
  (1) I have generated an XML file in my local system with a field
  (2) I created a temporary table in my oracledb with the same field in the XML file
  (3) that I want to import these XML files which is the local host to my db oracle using a BPEL process
  (4) for that what steps should I me fallow please suggest me if there is no document for this?
  
  Thanks in advance
  AT

  Hi to

  Here you go...

  http://blogs.Oracle.com/ajaysharma/2011/03/using_file_adapter_database_adapter_and_mediator_component_in_soa_11g.html

  I hope that helps!

  Thank you
  AJ

• How to import the xml file into bcc?

  My input to atg file is xml containing assets of category or products.

  I want the Scheduler to run to auto create a project and send an e-mail to the customer for approval.

  When the client approves the xml file, and then run the Scheduler to get the data from the xml file into bcc.

  I use: SingletonSchedulableService for this

  Give me a direction for the same thing.

  Thanks in advance.

  I want to implement this in bcc.

  What listener will listen to the authorization of the client for email (that contains the XML to import) we sent to him?

  You will need to do a custom development to hang your workflow customized with incoming e-mail. To send notifications by mail electronic action is already there, and while creating his element within the ACC, you can specify a JSP page for the email template. You can view the rest of the relevant documents:

  Oracle, Web ATG Commerce - Workflows

  Oracle, ATG trade Web - action workflow items

  I recommend you to consult the existing source of DeploymentEmailer in \Publishing\samples\Java and see different types of DeploymentEvent and States can be used, based on your requirement in your custom component. See also these API javadocs for the process and the events of deployment available:

  DeploymentEvent (ATG Java API)

  DeploymentServer (ATG Java API)

  ATG has a component/atg/dynamo/service/POP3Service to retrieve messages from a POP3 e-mail server, but it is mainly used to detect the bounced email. Not too sure if it helps or adjustment in your case, but still you can go through all the details to know what is already there:

  Bounced from Oracle ATG Web Commerce - E-mail

  You can also check the event InboundEmail and API javadocs for InboundEmailMessage which are used in this function of rebound detection E-mail:

  Oracle, ATG trade Web - InboundEmail event

  InboundEmailMessage (ATG Java API)

  Now based on all this, if you extend and customize a lot of things, that it would be little complex and tedious detect mail incoming approval based on its content and then advance your workflow. Another approach may be to put a URL in the e-mail template of your notification by e-mail that the approver will click and on the landing page, you can authenticate and advance your workflow to the needs.

• Insert xml files into the table

  Hi all

  How to create an application, which allows me to download an xml file and insert the file into a table, looking something like what makes the apex, with 'data-> data-> Data Load XML Workshop'.

  I tried to create it using this link https://forums.Oracle.com/message/9170494 # 9170494

  but when loading the file and send it (current executing the "sp") sends the error "ORA-22285: file for FILEOPEN operation or non-existent directory.

  I could slightly auxiliary

  concerning

  This idea is troubling for me.

  The XML file DOES NOT CHANGE.  This is the goal.  You have a DTD/XST that defines where in the XML hierarchy, a data element is and (so) how to access it.  With this information, you can hardcode things.

  Therefore, you should have no reason for that functionality 'map the data column in the table column"of the data loader since all mappings will be always the same.

  As a simple INSERT... The SELECT statement can (and should) be used.

  (use the FUSION if you update / insert data).

  I copy + paste some of my code in a procedure that I use.

  You will need to replace the parameter name (p_filename) with the value of appropriate link (name of item)

    declare
      l_XML XMLType;
    begin
      /* get file from APEX WWV_FLOW_FILES */
      begin
          select XMLType( blob_content, 1 ) -- 1 means that the file is USACII encoded. this may need to be changed.
            into l_XML
          from wwv_flow_files where name = p_filename; -- replace this with the appropriate ITEM NAME
      exception
        when no_data_found then
          raise_application_error( -20001, 'not in FLOW: ''' || p_filename || '''' );
      end;
  
      /* you'll need to figure this one out */
      INSERT INTO T (...)
      SELECT ..
      FROM  XMLTable( '/'
  pasing l_xml
              columns
                     PATH  -- repeat for each "column" you want to extract
          );
  
     delete from wwv_flow_files where name=p_filename;
    end;
  

• Error when inserting XML file into a table in Oracle10g

  Hi team,
  
  I'm trying to insert an xml file into an Oracle 10g XMLType table. During the insertion, I get following error:
  
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-22285: non-existent directory or file for FILEOPEN operation
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_LOB", line 523
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." XMLTYPE", line 287
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  
  I did following steps.
  
  (1) create the DIRECTORY xml_dir as 'c:\xmldata ';
  
  (2) create table xmltab XMLType;
  
  The following packages are executed by schema 'Sys '.
  
  (1) dbmslob. SQL;
  (2) prvtlob. PLB;
  
  A xmldata folder is created under "c:\". "and with data_file.xml file is stored in it.
  
  After Insert stmt is executed that returns gives above error.
  
  Insert in xmltab values (XMLType (bfilename('xml_dir','data_file.xml'), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8')))
  
  
  Can you please give me a solution. It is very urgent.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Murielle

  After selecting the data in table xmltab I just got first line of the file xmldata. That is to say
  http://baro

  This must be a display problem.
  What client tool are you using and what version?

  If SQL * Plus, you won't see all content unless you set some options:
  {code}
  LONG VALUE
  SET LONGCHUNKSIZE
  {code}

  Could you try the following?
  {code}
  THE VALUE OF 10000 LONG

  SELECT t.object_value.getclobval () IN xmltab t;

  -to force printing:
  SELECT extract (t.object_value, ' / *'). getclobval() xmltab t;
  {code}

  Published by: odie_63 on 16 Feb. 2011 08:58

• Insert .xml file into xmltype table?

  Hi experts,
  
  I'm in I'm in Oracle Enterprise Manager 11 g 11.2.0.1.0.
  SQL * more: Production of release 11.2.0.1.0 killed him Feb 22 11:40:23 2011
  
  Thank you!
  
  My an .xml file is listed below:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? > <? XML-stylesheet href = "http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/spl/stylesheet/spl.xsl" type = "text/xsl"? >
  "< document xmlns =" "urn: hl7 - org:v3" xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi: schemaLocation = "urn: hl7 - org:v3 http://localhost:8080/home/DEV/xsd/spl.xsd" & gt;
  < / value >
  < / observationMedia >
  < / component >
  < / section >
  < / component >
  < / structuredBody >
  < / component >
  < / document >
  
  Published by: cow on April 4, 2011 12:59
  
  Published by: cow on April 4, 2011 14:06

  so I can also rely on this DOCUMENT2 to create relational views?

  Yes.

• Import a CSV file into a table

  Hello
  
  I followed this example to download the CSV file in table in the database.
  http://avdeo.com/2008/05/21/uploading-Excel-sheet-using-Oracle-Application-Express-apex/
  
  It seems that no file is saved in this table - wwv_flow_files
  
  When I run the procedure laid down in the above example, I get error "No data found".
  Please, help me.
  
  I use Oracle Apex version 4.0.2
  
  Thank you!

  See my sample application

  http://Apex.Oracle.com/pls/Apex/f?p=51467:1:3854972221692354:no:

  user: test password: test

• Load the XML file into oracle using sql loader

  Hello
  
  I'm trying to load an xml file into a table using sqlldr.
  I have a table as follows:
  

  CREATE TABLE xmlloadtable
  ( id number,
   data_xml XMLType
   )
    XmlType data_xml STORE AS CLOB;

  I have a control file that I know is perfectly false:
  

  LOAD DATA 
  INFILE '/home/oraread/'
  INTO TABLE xmlloadtable 
  (
  id,
  data_xml 
  )

  I googled for the file control and tried in different ways, but of no use.
  I want to load the entire xml file into the table.
  Can someone help me with the correct control file. Any help is appreciated!

  Try this

  LOAD DATA
  INFILE '/home/oraread/'
  INTO TABLE xmlloadtable
  (id,
   file_name          filler,
   data_xml          lobfile(file_name) terminated by eof
  )
  

  You can add the file as a column name field to your table between the id and xml column and remove the word to fill in the .ldr file if you need to keep the name of the file

• Import large XML file to Table

  I have a large (819 MB) XML file I'm trying to import into a table format:
  < ROW_SET >
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  ...
  < ROW >
  value of < column_name > < / nom_de_colonne >
  < / ROW >
  < / ROW_SET >
  
  I tried to import with xmlsequence (...). Extract (...) and ran into the number of nodes exceeds maximum error.
  
  I tried to import with XMLTable (... from XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8'))) and I gave up after he had run for 15 + hours (COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH number).
  
  I tried to import them with:
  
  insCtx: = DBMS_XMLStore.newContext ('schemaname.tablename');
  DBMS_XMLStore.clearUpdateColumnList (insCtx);
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'column1name');
  ...
  DBMS_XMLStore.setUpdateColumn (insCtx, 'columnNname');
  LINES: = DBMS_XMLStore.insertXML (insCtx, XMLTYPE (bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id ('UTF8')));
  
  and ran in ORA-04030: lack of memory of process when trying to allocate 1032 bytes (subheap qmxlu, qmemNextBuf:alloc).
  
  
  All I have to do is read the XML file and move the data into a table in a reasonable time. Once I have given in the database, no longer need the XML file.
  
  What would be the best way to import large XML files?
  
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  "CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."
  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  (Gross) approach should work for you.

  CREATE TABLE HOLDS_XML
          (xml_col XMLTYPE)
        XMLTYPE xml_col STORE AS SECUREFILE BINARY XML;
  
  INSERT INTO HOLDS_XML
  VALUES (xmltype(bfilename('DIR_OBJ','large_819mb_file.xml'), nls_charset_id('UTF8')))
  -- Should be using AL32UTF8 for DB character set with XML
  
  SELECT ...
    FROM HOLD_XML HX
         XMLTable(...
            PASSING HX.xml_col ...)
  

  How it differs from your approach.

  With the help of the HOLDS_XML table with storage XML BINARY SECUREFILE (which become the default in 11.2.0.2), we provide a place for Oracle store a parsed version of the XML data. This allows the XML code to be stored on the disk instead of memory. Oracle can then access the necessary XML fragments of the disc in the instead holding the entire XML in memory and the analysis several times to find the necessary information. That's what COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH means. A lot of memory. You can search on this term to learn more about this if necessary.

  The approach XMTable then simply reads this XML to disk file and should be able to parse the XML without problem. You have the option to add XML indexes, but since you read just a while and throw it away, there is no advantage to (most likely) index

• Load the XML file into Oracle external Table

  
  I load the data from the XML file into an intermediate table Oracle using external Tables.

  Let's say below, it is my XML file

  < header >
  < A_CNT > 10 < / A_CNT >
  < E_CNT > 10 < / E_CNT >
  < AF_CNT > 10 < / AF_CNT >
  < / header >
  < student >
  <>students-details
  < Student_info >
  < Single_Info >
  < ID > 18 / < ID >
  New York < City > < / City >
  < country > United States < / country >
  < Name_lst >
  < Student_name >
  Samuel < name > < / name >
  Paul < Last_name > < / Last_name >
  < DOB > 19871208 < / DOB >
  Aware of < RecordStatus > < / RecordStatus >
  < / Student_name >
  < Student_name >
  Samuel < name > < / name >
  Paul < Last_name > < / Last_name >
  < DOB > 19871208 < / DOB >

  < TerminationDt > 20050812 < / TerminationDt >
  History of < RecordStatus > < / RecordStatus >
  < / Student_name >
  < / Name_lst >
  < Personal_Info >
  <>men < / Type >
  < 27 > < / Age >
  < / Personal_Info >
  < / Single_Info >
  < / Student_info >

  < student - register >
  class < A >
  < info >
  < detail >
  < ID student > 18 < / student >
  EE < major > < / Major >
  < course-Grades >
  < course > VLSI < / course >
  < degree > 3.0 < / Grade >
  < / course-Grades >
  < course-Grades >
  < course > nanotechnology < / course >
  < degree > 4.0 < / Grade >
  < / course-Grades >
  < / details >
  < detail >
  < ID student > 18 < / student >
  THIS < major > < / Major >
  < / details >
  < / info >
  class < A >
  < Student_Enrol >
  <>students-details
  < student >

  I load this XML data file into a single table using an external Table. Could someone help me please with coding.

  Thank you

  Reva

  Could you please help me how to insert my XML content into that.

  Same as before, try a plain old INSERT:

  insert into xml_pecos

  values)

  XmlType (bfilename ('XML_DIR', "test.xml"), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'))

  );

  But you'll probably hit the same limitation as with the binary XMLType table.

  In this case, you can use FTP to load the file as a resource in the XML DB repository.

  If the XML schema has been registered with the hierarchy enabled then the file will be automatically inserted into the table.

  Could you post the exact statement that you used to save the scheme?

  In the meantime, you can also read this article, I did a few years ago, it covers the XML DB features that may be useful here, including details on how to load the file via FTP:

  https://odieweblog.WordPress.com/2011/11/23/Oracle-XML-DB-a-practical-example/

  And documentation of the course: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e23094/xdb06stt.htm#ADXDB4672

• load the xml file into a database to help table of travel point

  Hello

  Someone help me please with a possible approach. I have an interface for APEX users where users can download a file xml in apex table wwv_flow_files using the element to browse with a button "submit". Now, after loading the xml file in the wwv_flow_files table. I need to read and load the xml data into a table sample_tbl. I'm using the version of Oracle APEX 4.0 and Oracle 10 g R2 database. Here is an example of XML file to load. Please help me possible suggestions.

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >

  < dataroot generated =... >

  < MySample >

  < KeyId > 1234 < / KeyId >

  eddskc < KeyName > < / KeyName >

  < scheduleDate > 2013-06-16T 00: 00:00 < / ScheduleDate >

  < StartTime > 2013-06-16T 08: 00:00 < / StartTime >

  < EndTime > 2013-06-16T 08:30:00 < / EndTime >

  < / MySample >

  < MySample >

  < KeyId > 5678 < / KeyId >

  jppdf < KeyName > < / KeyName >

  < scheduleDate > 2013-05-19T 00: 00:00 < / ScheduleDate >

  < StartTime > 2013-05-19T 08: 00:00 < / StartTime >

  < EndTime > 2013-05-19T 08:30:00 < / EndTime >

  < / MySample >

  < / dataroot >

  Thanks in advance.

  Thank you

  Orton

  orton607 wrote:

  My sample_tbl has a start_time field and its data type DATE.

  Good.  Be sure to always store dates as the DATE.

  The application (in this case, APEX) needs to format the date date type in the appropriate human-readable format.

  The problem with the incoming data is the 't'.  You will need to convert a space using REPLACE() in the framework so that your SELECT statement

  From there on, conversion to the DATE data type is simply

  to_date( replace( start_time_str, 'T', ' '), 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') as start_time
  

  And, just in case where, the conversion of DATE for the desired format:

  to_char( start_time, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH12:MI:SS AM')
  

  Although, I'm 'hours' as being left-padded with zeros... Am I looking for how / if you can get rid of the zero prefix (0).

• import files into a table

  Hello
  
  I need to import files into a table from a database. After importing I must record in another table, the name of the file, the current date and the State of import (0 - import ok, 1 error import etc.). All files has the same structure but different file names.
  
  Is there any possibility of cycle in the folder, import a file in the table and after that save filename to another table with the State of importation?
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Gabi

  Hi Gabi,.

  Assuming that you have a set of files (.txt, .csv,...) in a folder with the same structure, but different file names.

  Solution:

  Get all the names of files and insert these names in a table temporary temp_filenames (filename, status).
  with the status of 'R' (walking).

  Delete No .txt temp_filenames .csv file names (for examle if no void / files / other file names are here).

  Add a v_filename variable (select * from temp_filenames where status 'R' limit 1)

  Create datastore source with the name of varaiable (#v_filename).
  (remove file extensions, the spaces between the names of files... all by creating tables in DB,)
  for this, you can use a variable more / apply your logic)

  the flow of processes in a loop (make sure whetehr the count is greater than 0 for the variable)
  If its gerater trhan 0 then processes the file with #v_filename.
  Once the upadate process successful status as a ' other (completed) 'E' (error)

  This will make a loop for all files in your folder

  Once the process is complete, you can insert the status of paper in your journal table looking into temp_filenames.
  Then delete all temporary tables you created

  Please let me know if you need further help with this.

  Its

• Import of XML files problems

  So I've recently switched to a PC from a Mac.  I prefer Windows 8 for all other OS, I know I'm in the minority, but that's what I like.  My question is this: when I imported my catalogues from my Mac to my PC all imported fine with display correctly all files and images showing a history of changes, etc.  However, for some reason a wedding I shot did not in it.  The files are there and the sidecar files.  So I tried to import this file into the catalog, and he did.  However, it has not imported the sidecar files and all my previous edits do not show now.

  How to import these XML files so that my changes are restored?  I see no option to import to the inlcude the screen or not include XML files.  Are my changes lost forever, or can they be saved? Thank you.

  FYI: I use Lightroom 4.3

  Looking for your changes. Things like exposure and contrast and other items.

• Load the XML file into oracle DB using OWB

  Hi friends,
  
  I'm new XML data.
  I had a requirememnt to load the xml file into an oracle table.
  Can someone procedure to load the data.
  
  Thanks in advance

  see this

  http://blogs.Oracle.com/warehousebuilder/2007/09/leveraging_xdb.html