Loading XML data in the tables

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• Load xml data into the table

  Hi all
  
  I have an XML (emp.xml) with data below:
  
  -< root >
  -< row >
  < name > steve < / lastname >
  < 30 > < / Age >
  < / row >
  -< row >
  < name > Paul < / lastname >
  <>26 < / Age >
  < / row >
  < / root >
  
  I would like to create a stored procedure to store the xml data into the EMP table.
  
  EMP
  LastName age
  Steve 30
  Paul 26
  
  I tried to watch all threads related to this forum, but cannot find the right wire. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

  With

  SQL>  select * from xmltable('root/row' passing xmltype('
  
  steve
  30
  
  
  Paul
  26
  
  ') columns lastname path 'lastname',
                     Age path 'Age')
  /
  LASTNAME   AGE
  ---------- ----------
  steve      30
  Paul       26   
  

  You can now just make a

  Insert into emp as select...

• Insert XML data from the Table-&gt; back to null

  Dear Experts,
  
  -I have table xml as below:
  
  Example of CREATE TABLE (XML_spec XMLTYPE);
  
  Insert in the example
  Select ' < name of Message = "dataStaticInvestor" type = "IncomingMessage" >
  < name of field = "batchReference" > OPENINGBATCH000000 < / field > < List name = "data" >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < = record name "data" >
  < name of field = "externalReference" > 01234567890aaaaaaa < / field >
  < name of field = "participantID" > OD001 < / field >
  < name of field = "participantName" > EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA, PT < / field >
  < / recording >
  < / list >
  < / message > ' double.
  
  Select * example;
  
  create table hasil1 (c1 varchar2 (500), c2 varchar2 (500), c3 varchar2 (500));
  
  -This step I create the procedure to insert xml data into the table as the batch.
  
  DECLARE
  x XmlType;
  BEGIN
  Select XML_SPEC in x for example;
  
  insert into hasil1
  SELECT
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@externalReference').getstringval (C1),
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@participantID').getstringval (C2),
  p.Extract('/Record/Field/@participantName').getstringval () as c3
  TABLE (XMLSequence (Extract(x,'Message/List/Record'))) p;
  commit;
  END;
  /
  
  -when the result of select hasil1, the output is back 3 rows and 3 columns, but all data is a null *.
  
  Best regards
  Sigcle

  You don't explain what output you need, but I guess something like this:

  SQL> insert into hasil1 (c1, c2, c3)
    2  select x.c1, x.c2, x.c3
    3  from example t
    4     , xmltable(
    5         'Message/List/Record'
    6         passing t.xml_spec
    7         columns c1 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="externalReference"]'
    8               , c2 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="participantID"]'
    9               , c3 varchar2(500) path 'Field[@name="participantName"]'
   10       ) x
   11  ;
  
  3 rows inserted
  
  SQL> select * from hasil1;
  
  C1                     C2        C3
  ---------------------- --------- --------------------------------
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
  01234567890aaaaaaa     OD001     EQUITY SECURITIES INDONESIA,PT
   
  

• Select this OPTION to generate XML data from the table using XMLELEMENT, XMLAGG gives error ORA-19011 string buffer too small

  My select statement fails with the error:

  
  

  The ORA-19011 string buffer too small

  
  

  The select statement looks like:

  
  

  SELECT TO_CLOB)

  XMLELEMENT ("accounts",

  XMLELEMENT ("count",

  XMLATTRIBUTES)

  rownum AS "recordId."

  To_date('20130520','YYYYMMDD') AS "datestarted."

  123456 AS "previousBatchId."

  56789 AS 'previousRecordId '.

  ),

  ....

  .... .

  .....

  XMLFOREST)

  SIG_ROLE AS "SignatoryRole."

  To_char(TRANSFER_DATE,'YYYY-mm-DD') AS "TransferDate."

  NVL(Reason,0) AS 'reason '.

  ) AS the 'transfer '.

  )

  ()) AS CRDTRPT

  OF ANY_TABLE;

  • It looks like I can choose only 4000 characters using the SELECT statement (please, correct me if I'm wrong)

  I'd use the XMLGEN package. But the environment team says no mounted drives in the future with the arrival of the EXADATA.

  NO HARD DRIVE MOUNTED, NO ACCESS TO THE DATABASE DIRECTORIES

  No UTL_FILE

  I need to use the REEL spool the resulting XML data of the SELECT query.

  SQL is a standard in my org, but I can do with a PL/SQL solution also to load data into a table (cannot use a COIL with PL/SQL)

  What I do is:

  1. a column of type CLOB to a xml_report of the loading of the above SELECT query table
  2. Then using SELECT * FROM xml_report to SPOOL the data to a file report.xml

  No need of XMLTYPE data behind. Xml data stream is fine for me.

  In addition, I need to validate the XML file, also using XSD.

  Problem is that the resulting lines of the select query are supposed to be from 15000 to 20000 bytes long.

  Oracle database version: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  A Suggestion or a solution to this problem would be appreciated.

  (Sorry for the use of "BOLD", just to make it more readable and highlight the imp points)

  Bravo!

  Rahul

  It looks like I can choose only 4000 characters using the SELECT statement (please, correct me if I'm wrong)

  You use the right method.

  There is an implicit conversion from XMLType to the data type VARCHAR2 as expected by the function TO_CLOB, where the limitation, and the error.

  To serialize XMLType to CLOB, use the XMLSerialize function:

  SELECT XMLSerialize (DOCUMENT

  XMLELEMENT ("accounts",

  ...

  )

  )

  OF ANY_TABLE;

  For the rest of the requirement, I wish you good luck trying to spool the XML correctly.

  You may need to play around with the SET LONG and SET LONGCHUNKSIZE commands to operate.

• XML data in the table using sql/plsql

  Hi experts,

  Could you please help with the following requirement. I have the tags xml (.xml on a server file) below. I need to access this file and read the XML and insert into the db table using sql and plsql. Is it possible with the cdata below? And there is a nested this table.

  Could someone please guide me if you have a sample code file and xml.

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

  < generation_date > <! [CDATA [17/11/2015]] > < / generation_date >

  < generated_by > <! [CDATA [Admin Admin]] > < / generated_by >

  < year > <! [CDATA [2015]] > < / year >

  < month > <! [CDATA [01]] > < / month >

  < author >

  < author > <! [CDATA [user author]] > < / author > < author_initial > <! [CDATA [user]] > < / author_firstname > < author_country > <! [CDATA [author]] > < / author_lastname >

  < author_email > <! [CDATA [[email protected]]] > < / author_email >

  < author_data_01 > <! [CDATA []] > < / author_data_01 >

  < author_data_02 > <! [CDATA []] > < / author_data_02 >

  < items >

  < article_item >

  < article_id > <! [CDATA [123456]] > < / article_id >

  < publication > <! [CDATA [Al Bayan]] > < / publication >

  < section > <! [CDATA [Local]] > < / section >

  < issue_date > <! [CDATA [11/11/2015]] > < / issue_date >

  < page > <! [CDATA [2]] > < / print this page >

  < article_title > <! [CDATA [title.]] > < / article_title > < number_of_words > <! [CDATA [165]] > < / number_of_words >

  < original_price > <! [CDATA [200]] > < / original_price >

  < original_price_currency > <! [CDATA [DEA]] > < / original_price_currency >

  < price > <! [CDATA [250]] > < / price >

  < price_currency > <! [CDATA [DEA]] > < / price_currency >

  < / article_item >

  < / articles >

  < total_amount > <! [CDATA [250]] > < / total_amount >

  < total_amount_currency > <! [CDATA [DEA]] > < / total_amount_currency >

  < / author >

  < / xml >

  Thanks in advance,

  Suman

  XMLTABLE using...

  SQL > ed
  A written file afiedt.buf

  1 with t (xml) as (select xmltype ('))
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
  10
  11
  [[12 [email protected]]] >
  13
  14
  15
  16
  17
  18
  19

  
  20
  21
  22
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  30
  31
  32
  33 ") of the double)"
  34-

  
  35 end of sample data
  36-
  37 - assumptions:
  (38 - a) XML may have several tags
  (39 - b) each may contain more
  40-
  41 select x.gen_by, x.gen_date, x.mn, x.yr
  42, y.author, y.auth_fn, y.auth_ln, y.auth_cnt, y.auth_em, y.auth_d1, y.auth_d2
  43, z.id, z.pub, z.sec, z.iss_dt, z.pg, z.art_ttl, z.num_wrds, z.oprice, z.ocurr, z.price, z.curr
  44 t
  45, xmltable ('/ authxml')
  from $ 46 t.xml
  path of 47 columns gen_date varchar2 (10) '. / generation_date'
  48, path of varchar2 (15) of gen_by '. / generated_by'
  49, path of varchar2 (4) year '. "/ year"
  50 varchar2 (2) mn road '. "/ month"
  51, path of xmltype authors '.'
  52                 ) x
  53, xmltable ('/ authxml/authors ')
  from $ 54 x.authors
  author of 55 path of varchar2 columns (15) '. / author'
  56, path of varchar2 (10) of auth_fn '. / author_firstname'
  57, path of varchar2 (10) of auth_ln '. / author_lastname'
  58 road of VARCHAR2 (3) auth_cnt '. / author_country'
  59 road of varchar2 (20) of auth_em '. / author_email'
  60 road of varchar2 (5) of auth_d1 '. / author_data_01'
  61, path of varchar2 (5) of auth_d2 '. / author_data_02'
  62, path of xmltype articles '. / Articles'
  63                 ) y
  64, xmltable ('/ Articles/article_item ')
  from $ 65 y.articles
  path id 66 number columns '. / article_id'
  67, path of varchar2 (10) pub '. ' / publication.
  68 road of varchar2 (10) dry '. / section'
  69, path of varchar2 (10) of iss_dt '. / issue_date'
  70 road of VARCHAR2 (3) pg '. "/ print this page"
  71, path of varchar2 (20) of art_ttl '. / article_title'
  72, path of varchar2 (5) of num_wrds '. / number_of_words'
  73, path of varchar2 (5) of oprice '. / original_price'
  74 road to VARCHAR2 (3) ocurr '. / original_price_currency'
  75, path of varchar2 (5) price '. "/ price"
  76, path of VARCHAR2 (3) curr '. / price_currency'
  77*                ) z
  SQL > /.

  GEN_DATE GEN_BY YEAR MN AUTHOR AUTH_FN AUTH_LN AUT AUTH_EM AUTH_ AUTH_ ID PUB DRY ISS_DT PG ART_TTL NUM_W OPRIC HEARTS PRICE OCU
  ---------- --------------- ---- -- --------------- ---------- ---------- --- -------------------- ----- ----- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --- -------------------- ----- ----- --- ----- ---
  17/11/2015 Admin Admin 2015 01 user author user author [email protected] 123456 UAE Al Bayan Local 11/11/2015 2 is the title.   165 200 AED AED 250

  Of course, you'll want to change the types of data, etc. as needed.

  I assumed that the XML can contain several "" sections and that each section can contain several entries.

  Thus the XMLTABLE aliasing as 'x' gives information of XML, and supplies the data associated with the XMLTABLE with alias 'y' which gets the multiple authors, which itself section of the XMLTABLE with alias 'z' for each of the article_item.

  CDATA stuff are handled automatically by SQLX (XML functionality integrated into Oracle's SQL)

• Error when inserting XML Date in the Table

  Hi all
  
  I am working on Oracle 11 g and trying to insert a date XML in the table but get error - below
  
  Query - insert into TableName (ID, CREATION, CREATEDBY) VALUES (50, *'2010 - 12-15 T 12: 57:19'*, 'Name')
  
  Error - java.sql.SQLDataException: ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string
  
  CREATED column datatype is Date
  
  When I try to use sysdate instead of hard-coding XML date of obtaining inserted successfully into the table. Please let me know how to pass this XML format date.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Concerning
  Nikhil

  I don't see any XML in what you posted. In any case:

  "2010 12-15 T 12: 57:19'.

  is a string, not a date. Use:

  to_date('2010-12-15T12:57:19','YYYY-mm-dd"T"HH24:mi:SS')

  For example:

  SQL> create table tbl(created date);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> insert into tbl values('2010-12-15T12:57:19');
  insert into tbl values('2010-12-15T12:57:19')
                         *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01861: literal does not match format string
  
  SQL> insert into tbl values(to_date('2010-12-15T12:57:19','YYYY-MM-DD"T"HH24:MI:SS'))
    2  /
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Impossible to insert xml data into the table

  HII All,
  I'm unable to parse the following xml file and insert them into the table.
  
  
  Version of DB
  ======
  

  SQL> SELECT *
    2  FROM V$VERSION;
  
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bi
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  CORE    10.2.0.4.0      Production
  TNS for Solaris: Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production

  My DB Table
  

  Create table rgh_xml_storage
  (
  user_id       varchar2(4000),
  to_type          varchar2(4000),
  mail_id          varchar2(4000),
  subject         varchar2(4000),
  sentDateTime    varchar2(4000)
  )

  Published by: RUSSO April 7, 2011 04:19

  Hello

  Please provide all pertinent details!

  Please correct my insert if statement it must be.

  You have a few bad XPath.
  Here's a way to unnest correctly repeated elements:

  SQL> select x1.user_id,
    2         x1.subject,
    3         x1.sentDateTime,
    4         x2.to_type,
    5         x2.mail_id
    6         --x1.messageBody
    7  from xmltable(
    8    '/emailMessage'
    9    passing xmltype(bfilename('TEST_DIR','email.xml'), nls_charset_id('CHAR_CS'))
   10    columns user_id      varchar2(4000)  path 'headerInformation/sender/user/@userID',
   11            subject      varchar2(4000)  path 'headerInformation/subject',
   12            sentDateTime varchar2(4000)  path 'headerInformation/sentDateTime',
   13            messageBody  clob            path 'messageBody',
   14            my_xml       xmltype         path 'headerInformation/recipients'
   15   ) x1,
   16   xmltable(
   17    '/recipients/recipient'
   18    passing x1.my_xml
   19    columns to_type      varchar2(4000)  path '@type',
   20            mail_id      varchar2(4000)  path 'user/@emailAddress'
   21   ) x2
   22  ;
  
  USER_ID              SUBJECT                                          SENTDATETIME                   TO_TYPE   MAIL_ID
  -------------------- ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------ --------- ------------------------------------------
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   to        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   cc        [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  RC58522              Re: CAA - Schlesinger ' Arnold   - LP01115771    Fri Oct 10 13:31:53 EDT 2010   bcc       [email protected]
  
  13 rows selected
   
  

• including return transport with the XML data in the table

  I am inserting data using XML in a table in a context of InDesign.
  As part of the text, I would put a few carriage returns, so that the text has a line break where I like it rather than that InDesign can do its best estimate as to how to split the lines.

  I tried to put & #8629; and < br / > in the text, but has not been what I hoped, he might.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  Hello Urban, try this:

  Roland

• while loading does no data in the table target, odi performance degrades?

  Hello

  I am trying to load some data from the source (Oracle DB1) to the target (Oracle, DB2) table in the same server

  Source table have 45lacks of data. These data must be load in the target table.

  I create interface. I took LKM SQL SQL & IKM SQL for SQL incremental Add.

  yesterday I executed interface, I checked the status in the browser of the operator. "his display like the loading status.

  However, the interface is in State of loading.

  sometimes odi is unresponsive. Plese help me.

  Need to add all the fetch sizes?

  Please solve this problem.

  Thank you and best regards,

  A.Kavya.

  Hello

  As you say, I tried with different knowledge modules. I used the incremental update IKM for db and db 45 do not data loading.

  its really increase performance. with in 10 minutes it will be correctly loaded into the target table. previously, I used SQL & SQL LKM, IKM SQL for SQL control append.it takes a long time. It takes two days also data is not loaded in the target table. really bad performance.

  I used DB loading for better performnace LKM SQL to ORACLE & IKM INCREMENTAL UPDATE.

  

• FDMEE error data import: No. periods have been identified for the loading of the data in the table "AIF_EBS_GL_BALANCES_STG".

  Hi experts,

  I tried to load the data of EBS in HFM via FDMEE.

  Importing data in the rule of loading, I have encountered an error in loading.

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 INFO [AIF]: beginning of the process FDMEE, process ID: 268

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 [AIF] INFO: recording of the FDMEE level: 4

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 [AIF] INFO: FDMEE log file: D:\fdmee\outbox\logs\TESTING_268.log

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 [AIF] INFO: user: admin

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 INFO [AIF]: place: Testing_loc (Partitionkey:3)

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 [AIF] INFO: name: OCT period (period key: 31/10/14 12:00 AM)

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 INFO [AIF]: name of the category: real (category key: 1).

  2014-11-21 06:09:18, 601 INFO [AIF]: name rule: Testing_dlr (rule ID:8)

  2014-11-21 06:09:19, 877 [AIF] INFO: Jython Version: 2.5.1 (Release_2_5_1:6813, September 26 2009, 13:47:54)

  [JRockit (R) Oracle (Oracle Corporation)]

  2014-11-21 06:09:19, 877 INFO [AIF]: Java platform: java1.6.0_37

  2014-11-21 06:09:19, 877 INFO [AIF]: connect the file encoding: UTF-8

  2014-11-21 06:09:21, 368 [AIF] INFO: - START IMPORT STEP -

  2014-11-21 06:09:24, 544 FATAL [AIF]: error in CommData.insertImportProcessDetailsTraceback (most recent call last): File '< string >", line 2672, in insertImportProcessDetail

  RuntimeError: No periods have been identified for the loading of the data in the table 'AIF_EBS_GL_BALANCES_STG'.

  2014-11-21 06:09:24, 748 FATAL [AIF]: load balances data launch GL error

  2014-11-21 06:09:24, 752 [AIF] INFO: end process FDMEE, process ID: 268

  I found a post related to this error, but did not respond.

  I know I'm missing something, gurus please help me to overcome this error.

  ~ Thank you

  I managed to overcome this problem,

  This was caused due to an error in the map of the time.

  In the mapping of source, the name of period should be defined exactly as displayed in the EBS.

  for example: {EBS--> OCT - 14} FDMEE {mapping source--> OCT - 14}

  The names of the time must be identical.

• How to write a simple select query to get the data of the table as an XML.

  How to write a simple select query to get the data of the table as an XML. In the query, I'm just adding items below which i need be there in the XML document
  

  select '<test_tag>'||EMP_NAME||'</test_tag>','<date>'||sysdate||'</date>' 
  from temp_table where id_num BETWEEN 1 AND 10;

  I have need to add the root tag as well in the beginning and the end of < root > < / root > this xml file. Please advice if this is possible with the select query
  without using XMLGEN, XMLQUERY or any other packages built and function?

  I need to URL escapes with the UTF-8 code points that we have already achieved using the utl_http package. Please help how to do that without using the utl_http package.

  What is wrong with him?

  At present, the only way I can think of to avoid a call to UTL_HTTP. SET_BODY_CHARSET is to write your own little wrapper.
  In this way, you can specify the Boolean parameter or omit it if you choose to use named parameters:

  SQL> create or replace function my_url_escape (url in varchar2)
    2  return varchar2
    3  deterministic
    4  is
    5  begin
    6   return utl_url.escape(url, false, 'AL32UTF8');
    7  end;
    8  /
  
  Function created
  
  SQL> select my_url_escape('http://some.uri.com/param?lang=fr&text=contrôle') from dual;
  
  MY_URL_ESCAPE('HTTP://SOME.URI
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  http://some.uri.com/param?lang=fr&text=contr%C3%B4le
   
  

• Loading XML data

  Can anyone help on how to load the XML data into the oracle table.
  
  If there is a tutorial, I can talk through will be great. As I can see instant and draw my mapping.

  Hello

  What version do you use?

  There is a lever XDB here text that allows a better understanding;
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/warehousebuilder/2007/09/leveraging_xdb.html

  See you soon
  David

• source of XML data in the db column?

  Hello world

  If I want to use XML data as the source of data for BI Publisher, these data can be stored in a column of data

  or do I have to store the data from the source XML files in a file system?

  If it can be stored in a column db - is there something I need to consider regarding the definition of the data source and the creation of the data model?

  Thank you

  Concerning

  Andy

  These data can be stored in a column of data

  or do I have to store the data from the source XML files in a file system?

  Yes

  the data can be stored in

  (1) table xmltype or clob or blob column or...

  so you can analyze this column somehow by xquery or xmltable or...

  (2) in the file of the bone

  bfilename as therapy

  xmltype( bfilename('GET_XML', xmlfilename.xml))
  

• Is it possible to see/get the data from the table to a dump file

  I have files dmp generated using expdp on oracle 11 g...

  expdp_schemas_18MAY2013_1.dmp

  expdp_schemas_18MAY2013_2.dmp

  expdp_schemas_18MAY2013_3.dmp

  Can I use a settings file given below to get the data from the table in the file sql or impdp the only option to load the data of table in database.

  VI test1.par

  USERID = "/ as sysdba".

  DIRECTORY = DATA

  dumpfile=expdp_schemas_18MAY2013%S.dmp

  SCHEMAS = USER1, USER2

  LOGFILE = user_dump_data.log

  SQLFILE = user_dump_data. SQL

  and impdp parfile = test1.par.

  No,

  DataPump cannot retrieve a dumpfile data in a flat file.

  Dean

• Load huge data in oracle table

  Hello
  
  I am using oracle 11g Express Edition, I have formed a .csv file, which includes a 500MB size data that must be downloaded into the oracle table.
  
  Please suggest which would be the best method to load data into the table. Data are historical employee ticket, i.e. huge data.
  
  How to make download of mass data in the suggestion of experts need oracle table on this requirement.
  
  Thank you
  Sudhir

  best way SQL LOADER