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• Stored procedure to create the table .csv file

  Hi all
  I have a table with 4 columns and 10 rows. Now I need a stored procedure to create a file .csv from the data in the table. Here the script to create a table and insert the line.
  
  Create table emp (emp_id number (10), emp_name varchar2 (20), Department varchar2 (20), number (10)) of salary;
  
  Insert into emp values ('1', 'AAAAA', '' SALES, 10000');
  Insert into emp values ('2', 'BATH', 'MARKETING', '8000');
  Insert into emp values ('3', 'CCCCC', '' SALES, 12000');
  Insert into emp values ('4', 'JAMES', 'FINANCE', '10000');
  Insert into emp values ('5', 'EEEEE', '' SALES, 11000');
  Insert into emp values ('6', 'FIRE', 'MANAGER', '90000');
  Insert into emp values ('7', 'GEORGE', '' SALES, 12000');
  Insert into emp values ('8', 'HAROLD', 'FINANCE', '14000');
  Insert into emp values ('9', 'IIIII', '' SALES, 20000');
  Insert into emp values ('10', 'GG', 'FINANCE', '21000');
  commit;
  
  Now I need a stored procedure to create a .csv file in my local location. Please let me know if you need more details...

  A few tips:
  http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/9i/GeneratingCSVFiles.php
  http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2009/10/httpasktomoraclecomtkyteflat.html
  also, doing a search on this forum or http://asktom.oracle.com will give you many clues.

  in my local location .csv file.

  What is your "local position"?
  A client machine? The database server machine?
  Which version of the database you use?
  (the result of: select * version of $ v ;))

• SQL developer found bat file?

  I installed the new Oracle 11.2.0.1 64-bit in windows 2008 sp2 64-bit, the sqldeveloper does not.
  
  D:\app\serv_hyperion\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\SQLDEVELOPER\SQLDEVELOPER\BIN\sqldeveloper.bat
  In fact, I can't find this .bat file, it's strange. I have to refer to the file sqldeveloper.exe and he's looking for a java and I send back them to a Java jre or a jdk, but stilll occurs. What is going on? why I can't find the sqldeveloper.bat file?

  Hello

  If you run this:

  start > all programs > Oracle11g Home > Development ... > sqldeveloper 
  

  It will ask you the path to java.exe .

  You can select and normally, you can use Oracle SQL Developer.

  But, as the oradba displayed, it is better to download the latest version of Oracle SQL Developer * 2.1.1.64.45 * and you can choose to download the corresponding JAVA thus:

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/software/products/SQL/index.html

  It is very easy to install (just unzip it) and use.

  Hope this helps.
  Best regards
  Jean Valentine

• How export/import the database from the Tools menu in sql developer.

  Hello
  
  I need to export the database to a server and import it on another server db using the export function of database under the Tools menu in SQL developer. How to import it? This is for Oracle database 10g.
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  You can do it, but I do not recommend because sqldeveloper could eat all the memory of the system to analyze the script. Now the question is do you have also opted for storage option when you export, if yes make sure that similar tablespace exists or available in env b. Also if you want to use the generated sqldeveloper file you can run this file from sqlplus session

  sqlplus newuser/password
  sqlplus > @myexport.sql

  But my advice or suggestion or recommendation to be, you should consider using export/import or datapump but the decision is yours. Hope this helps

  Concerning

• Running a package in SQL Developer

  Hello

  When I introduce a new package in a database and the package is given bz *.pkg file, what is the difference between the opening of the packing of files in SQL Developer (via 'Open '->' file') and then run the package and just copy paste the code Pl/SQL package in an editor.

  I plead the cause I did the following experiment, which I've posted it here:

  Faraz' Oracle DBA Blog: error opening a PL/SQL package as a file in Oracle SQL Developer

  Run the file that has your ddl inside package and execution of the package itself - two different things.

  When you open a file in SQL Developer, according to the file extension, you will get either a SQL worksheet or a PL/SQL Editor.

  I'm assuming that your package file has made two database objects, the package specification and package body. If this is the scenario, you need to open it in a SQL worksheet, set your connection details, and then run with F5.

  If your file contains only a spec or body in pkg, you can and should open in the procedure Editor. There, you will see your highlight syntax errors in the code itself.

  I speak a little of that here, with some screenshots so I hope it's easier to understand.

• import .csv through SQL developer data

  I'm trying to load an Access 2003 table in a database from Oracle 10 g through SQL developer. The access file is located on another system, and there is no ODBC connection between him and the SQL Server.
  
  What I have done until now is the following:
  
  (i) export Access table as a comma-delimited text file.
  (II) to open the text file and saved as. CSV;
  (III) on SQL developer - created a table that matches the structure of the column in the Access table, original, then right click > import data > I in the data import wizard, click Next.
  
  After that, the wizard hangs at step 1 and does not allow me to proceed to the second stage. It isn't okay if the SQL * Loader option is checked.
  
  If anyone could offer some advice on the procedure I applied on it and possible sources of weakness, I'd love to hear your thoughts. I am relatively new to SQL Oracel and not very experienced with databases in general.
  
  Thank you

  Since it's not native import/export, a better place could be this forum:

  SQL Developer

• Import from CSV file into oracle using pl/sql - sql loader 3.1

  Hello
  
  I am trying to learn how to import a CSV file in an oracle table. I tried the import utility in SQL Loader, but it generates specific lines of code to import each line. I would like a loop to go through the CSV file stored on my local disk and transferred it to my table.
  
  I tried the following, but not luck
  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE 'sample_csv.csv '.
  IN THE TEST TABLE
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ', '.
  ;

  951716 wrote:
  Hello

  I am trying to learn how to import a CSV file in an oracle table. I tried the import utility in SQL Loader, but it generates specific lines of code to import each line. I would like a loop to go through the CSV file stored on my local disk and transferred it to my table.

  line-by-line is slow by slow.
  PL/SQL will be NEVER faster than simple SQL
  INSERT INTO MYTABLE SELECT * FROM EXTERNAL_TBL;

  http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/External_table

• SQL Loader loading data into two Tables using a single CSV file

  Dear all,

  I have a requirement where in I need to load the data into 2 tables using a simple csv file.

  So I wrote the following control file. But it loads only the first table and also there nothing in the debug log file.

  Please suggest how to achieve this.

  Examples of data

  Source_system_code,Record_type,Source_System_Vendor_number,$vendor_name,Vendor_site_code,Address_line1,Address_line2,Address_line3

  Victor, New, Ven001, Vinay, Vin001, abc, def, xyz

  Control file script

  ================

  OPTIONS (errors = 0, skip = 1)
  load data
  replace
  in the table1 table:
  fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "
  (
  Char Source_system_code (1) POSITION "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_system_code)),"
  Record_type tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Record_type)),"
  Source_System_Vendor_number tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_System_Vendor_number)),"
  $vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"
  )
  in the Table2 table
  1 = 1
  fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "
  (
  $vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"
  Vendor_site_code tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_site_code)),"
  Address_line1 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line1)),"
  Address_line2 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line2)),"
  Address_line3 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line3)).
  )

  the problem here is loading into a table, only the first. (Table 1)

  Please guide me.

  Thank you

  Kumar

  When you do not provide a starting position for the first field in table2, it starts with the following after a last referenced in table1 field, then it starts with vendor_site_code, instead of $vendor_name.  So what you need to do instead, is specify position (1) to the first field in table2 and use the fields to fill.  In addition, he dislikes when 1 = 1, and he didn't need anyway.  See the example including the corrected below control file.

  Scott@orcl12c > test.dat TYPE of HOST

  Source_system_code, Record_type, Source_System_Vendor_number, $vendor_name, Vendor_site_code, Address_line1, Address_line2, Address_line3

  Victor, New, Ven001, Vinay, Vin001, abc, def, xyz

  Scott@orcl12c > test.ctl TYPE of HOST

  OPTIONS (errors = 0, skip = 1)

  load data

  replace

  in the table1 table:

  fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "

  (

  Char Source_system_code (1) POSITION "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_system_code)),"

  Record_type tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Record_type)),"

  Source_System_Vendor_number tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_System_Vendor_number)),"

  $vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)).

  )

  in the Table2 table

  fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "

  (

  source_system_code FILL (1) POSITION.

  record_type FILLING,

  source_system_vendor_number FILLING,

  $vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"

  Vendor_site_code tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_site_code)),"

  Address_line1 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line1)),"

  Address_line2 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line2)),"

  Address_line3 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line3)).

  )

  Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE table1:

  2 (Source_system_code VARCHAR2 (13),)

  3 Record_type VARCHAR2 (11),

  4 Source_System_Vendor_number VARCHAR2 (27),

  5 $vendor_name VARCHAR2 (11))

  6.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE table2

  2 ($vendor_name VARCHAR2 (11),)

  3 Vendor_site_code VARCHAR2 (16).

  4 Address_line1 VARCHAR2 (13),

  5 Address_line2 VARCHAR2 (13),

  Address_line3 6 VARCHAR2 (13))

  7.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = test.ctl DATA = test.dat LOG = test.log

  SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Mar 26 01:43:30 2015

  Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates.  All rights reserved.

  Path used: classics

  Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 1

  TABLE1 table:

  1 row loaded successfully.

  Table TABLE2:

  1 row loaded successfully.

  Check the log file:

  test.log

  For more information on the charge.

  Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM table1

  2.

  RECORD_TYPE SOURCE_SYSTEM_VENDOR_NUMBER $VENDOR_NAME SOURCE_SYSTEM

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

  Victor Ven001 new Vinay

  1 selected line.

  Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM table2

  2.

  $VENDOR_NAME VENDOR_SITE_CODE ADDRESS_LINE1 ADDRESS_LINE2 ADDRESS_LINE3

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

  Vinay Vin001 abc def xyz

  1 selected line.

  Scott@orcl12c >

• How to import data from CSV file in a table using oracle forms

  Hello
  
  I have a CSV file and I want to insert in the oracle database in a table by using a button under forms of oracle.
  the user can select the CSV file by using the open dialog box.
  can someone help me find the method to import and select the client machine file?
  
  THX.

  You want to import the contents of the file or the file itself? I assume that you want to import the contents of the file. For this, there are really only two options to make an Excel (.csv) file and import into shapes; WebUtil or a JavaBean. Some examples of both:
  WebUtil: How to read an Excel file in a form of Oracle
  Oracle is CJP/BEAN - project Excel

  Try them both and see which works best for you.

  Craig...

• Anyone has any experience of importing a csv file and store it in a database in MS SQL

  Anyone has any experience of importing a csv file and store it in a database MS SQL. Outside sql injection there is any another converns security?

  Draft of the steps.

  1. use to download the file from the client to the server see
  http://www.dennismiller.TV/index.cfm/2007/12/26/file-upload-using-ColdFusion-and-Flex

  2. use to read the contents of the file into a variable.

  3. perform a loop on the content of variables for each line, dealing with the variable as a list delimited by a newline rather then a comma

  4. use list functions on each line to get the data you need, and then to transmit these data to SQL with CFQUERY or CFPROCPARAM.

• 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:

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• Error importing CSV files with "hidden" characters using the external Table

  Hi people
  
  Bit of a strange here.
  
  Well, we are accustomed to the use of the external Table method to load data from CSV files in the database, but a recent event presented us a problem.
  
  We have received some CSV files that "look like" regular CSV files, but Oracle will not load them.
  
  When we looked at the CSV using VIM on a UNIX machine, we saw the following characters 'hidden' between each regular character in the file.

  ^@

  If a string that looks like this when opened in Excel/Wordpad etc.

  "TEST","TEXT"

  Looks like this when exmained with VIM

  ^@"^@T^@E^@S^@T^@"^@,^@"^@T^@E^@X^@T^@"

  Has anyone encountered this before?
  
  Thank you very much
  
  Simon Gadd
  Oracle 11g 11.2.0.1.0

  Hi Simon,.

  ^ @ represents the ZERO character (0x00).
  So, most likely, you have a file encoded in Unicode.

  You need to specify the character set in the record specification (and if necessary the byte order mark), for example:

  CREATE TABLE ext_table
  (
    col1 VARCHAR2(10),
    col2 VARCHAR2(10)
  )
  ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
  (
    TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
    DEFAULT DIRECTORY dump_dir
    ACCESS PARAMETERS
    (
     RECORDS DELIMITED BY '
  ' CHARACTERSET 'UTF16'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
    )
    LOCATION ('dump.csv')
  )
  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;
  

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16536/et_params.htm#i1009499

• Help with MS Access SQL Developer Import (problem of DateTime field)

  So here's my dilemma...

  I am currently trying to import from MS Access to SQL Developer, by exporting MS Access to MS Excel and then import in my table of the exporting Excel sheet. What happens is that when I import the excel sheet, it is does not keep the format of date/time / I tried several different formats, but everyone seems to exclude the time and the date.

  My field of date/time is currently set up like this on SQL Developer:

  DD/RRRR/MM HH: MM: SS AM/PM

  And the Excel sheet, I'm importing the field corresponding, defined as follows:

  mm/dd/yyyy/hh/mm/ss AM/PM

  The answer (s) I'm importing is as follows:

  Date/time physical_cpu server_id

  01/11/2013-12:01:23 AM scc415 6.03999996

  When the record is imported, it eliminates the time, so the imported data are:

  Date/time physical_cpu server_id

  01/11/2013 6.03999996 scc415

  Any idea on how to get this timestamp to import properly? Many appreciate the ideas in advance!

  Looks like I have found the solution. For some reason, export to leave access to Excel first and then open and save the file as a .csv instead of a .xlsx, date/time information are maintained. This problem has been resolved.

  Found the solution on the following link for anyone interested.

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• import time timestamp with timezone data in sql developer

  Hi all

  I'm trying to import a csv file into a table in sql developer, but cannot be granted. The reason is that a column of the csv file contains temporal data in this kind of format

  "2010-10-20 22:00:00 UTC.  I tried timestamp with or without time zone format in sql developer without success. Can someone please point a way to solve the problem?

  Thank you very much in advance.

  You define the format of stamp on this step:

  http://thatjeffsmith.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/excel_copy9.PNG

  While respecting the advice to bring data from that date as a varchar2 'string' - Please don't do that. Storing dates as strings of dates (or stamps), as strings.

• MySQL-> table using SQL Developer Oracle

  Greetings,

  Currently, I am a (student) temporary employee who is responsible for the migration of the MySQL database of a company to their new (gr 11, 2) Oracle database.

  So far, I use SQL Developer, because I learned a few minor techniques with this application.

  I have tried different methods for the migration, including those of the Oracle (Migration of MySQL) page

  I however got no positive results with most of the methods.

  -J' have established a connection to the MySQL database Oracle database aswell, within SQL Developer

  Now, so far, I've copied manually (right click on the table, copy to Oracle) 90% of the tables from the MySQL to Oracle database successfully.

  However, these tables contain only about 5% of the data. The problem is in the 2 tables that actually have a decent amount of records.

  FOR INFO:

  File 1: 75MB file .csv, ~150.000 records (individual records contain all select queries, where the size)

  File 02:50 MB of files .csv, ~2.200.000 records

  My previous attempts to use the same copy for Oracle option to right click on one of the two largest tables resulted in the following error:

  The table of queries down. Message: java.io.IOException: IO error: socket read timed out

  My first action to prevent this error has been to add a second file data to the current storage space, giving it 200M maxsize.

  Okay it's coming, my real questions!

  This could be a possible solution to avoid the error mentioned earlier to return?

  What other issues are possible in case of failure?

  Uses an external table to a faster and more effective method?

  (The reason for which I have not yet tried external tables is because I had no SYS (TEM) privileges, so anything that requires privileges, I first have to discuss with my superior).

  Any help is appreciated! Although my next answer is maybe not earlier that come Monday 17.

  Welcome, Brent

  Hello

  I just discovered there is a csv Import Wizard in sqldeveloper also - don't know if you tried?

  tables in the destination database (oracle) - right-click and choose Import data - this will bring you in a Wizard of csv.

  However, I think that due to the volumes of data it may have similar problems.

  sqlldr is probably your best choice - it's pretty simple once you find a decent example - it seems to cover the basics of ok - Oracle SQL Stuff (for example): SQL-Loader: the tutorial step by step - example 1 (CSV file)

  See you soon,.

  Rich