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  Hello! Good day to all.
  
  I was given a task of processing an Excel file that was created on an XML (I think that's what we call a SpreadsheetML, please correct me if I'm wrong).
  With my little knowledge about XML, I would ask for help if it will be possible to extract data on this file and load it into Oracle Database 10 g?
  
  Note: When you open it in excel, the file contains several. calculation sheet, I have need to face a worksheet and that's all I need to load into the database to further process, the data.
  
  Here is an excerpt of the file:
  
  <? XML version = "1.0"? > <? application mso progid = "Excel.Sheet"? "" > < workbook xmlns = "" urn: schemas-microsoft - com:office:spreadsheet "xmlns:o =" urn: schemas-microsoft-com "xmlns: x =" "urn: schemas-microsoft-com: excel" xmlns:ss = "urn: schemas-microsoft - com:office:spreadsheet" xmlns:html = "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40" > < DocumentProperties xmlns = "urn: schemas-microsoft-com" > < LastAuthor > APS_OWNER < / LastAuthor > < created > 2013-03-05 T 07: 03:29 < / created > < Version > 11.6408 < / Version > < / DocumentProperties > < ExcelWorkbook xmlns = "urn". : schemas-microsoft-com: excel "> < WindowHeight > 8445 < / WindowHeight > < WindowWidth > 11115 < / WindowWidth > < WindowTopX > 720 < / WindowTopX > < WindowTopY > 375 < / WindowTopY > < RefModeR1C1 / > < ProtectStructure > False < / ProtectStructure > < ProtectWindows > False < / ProtectWindows > < / ExcelWorkbook >.
  < styles >
  < style ss:ID = 'Default' ss:Name = 'Normal' > < alignment ss:Vertical = 'Bottom' / > < borders / > < fonts / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat / > < Protection / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "ColumnHeader" > < alignment ss:Vertical = 'Bottom' ss: Horizontal = "Center" / > < police ss:FontName = "Times New Roman" family: x = "Roman" = "10" ss:Size ss: "BOLD" = "1" ss:Underline = "Single" / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "ColumnHeaderDate" > < ss:Vertical alignment = 'Bottom' ss: Horizontal = "Center" / > < police ss:Size = "10" ss: "BOLD" = "1" ss:Underline = "Single" / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat ss:Format="[ENG][$-409]dd\-mmm\-yy;@"/ > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "NumberStyleBlueCell" > < alignment ss: Horizontal = "Right" / > < fonts / > < internal ss:Color = "Cyan" ss:Pattern = "Solid" / > < NumberFormat = ss:Format "#, #, #. 00" / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "TextStyleBlueCell" > < alignment / > < font / > < inside ss:Color = "Cyan" ss:Pattern = "Solid" / > < NumberFormat / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "NumberStyle" > < ss: Horizontal align = "Right" / > < fonts / > < inside / > < NumberFormat = ss:Format "#, # 0" / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "NumberStyle2" > < ss: Horizontal align = "Right" / > < fonts / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat = ss:Format "#" / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "DateStyle" > < alignment / > < font / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat ss:Format="[ENG][$-409]dd\-mmm\-yy;@"/ > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "ColumnSum" > < ss: Horizontal align = "Right" / > < police ss:Color = 'Blue' / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat = ss:Format "#, #, #. 00" / > < / Style >
  < style ss:ID = "RowSum" > < ss: Horizontal align = "Right" / > < police ss:Color = "Red" / > < Interior / > < NumberFormat = ss:Format "#, #, #. 00" / > < / Style >
  < / style >
  < worksheet ss:Name = "NO_Details_Down" > < Table ss:ExpandedColumnCount = "18" ss:ExpandedRowCount = "9978" x: FullColumns = "1" x: FullRows = "1" >
  < ss:Index column = '1' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '2' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = "3" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "82" / >
  < ss:Index column = "4" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '5' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '6' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '7' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "82" / >
  < ss:Index column = '8' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = '110' / >
  < ss:Index column = '9' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = '110' / >
  < ss:Index column = "10" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "110" / >
  < ss:Index column = "11" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '12' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '13' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = ss:AutoFitWidth "14" = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = "15" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = "16" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = "17" ss:AutoFitWidth = "0" ss:Width = "55" / >
  < ss:Index column = '18' ss:AutoFitWidth = '0' ss:Width = '165' / >
  
  < row >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 1 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 2 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 3 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 4 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 5 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 6 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 7 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 8 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 9 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 10 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 11 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 12 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > data 13 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 14 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 15 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 16 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 17 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "ColumnHeader" > < data ss:Type = "String" > 18 data < / Data > < / cell >
  < / row >
  < row >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > No. < / Data > < / cell >
  < ss:StyleID of cells = "DateStyle" > < data ss:Type = "DateTime" > 2013-03-05 T 07: 03:28 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > No. < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > NMC < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > NMC < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > DSS < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > S039 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > CP4 - XS < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > 3SK263-5-TG-E < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > 3SK263-E-5-ASY < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > 3SK263-E-5-WDQ < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > NO PNX < / Data > < / cell >
  < ss:StyleID of cells = "DateStyle" > < data ss:Type = "DateTime" > 2013-03-09 T 00: 00:00 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > MP < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "NumberStyle" > < data ss:Type = 'Number' > 23280 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "NumberStyle" > < data ss:Type = 'Number' > 0 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cells ss:StyleID = "NumberStyle" > < data ss:Type = "Number" > 468149 < / Data > < / cell >
  < cell > < data ss:Type = "String" > MASD_NO_ASY_20130306F17405401 < / Data > < / cell >
  < / row >
  
  ...
  
  < /table >
  < / worksheet >
  < / workbook >
  
  Any help would be appreciated...
  
  
  Thank you
  Jeff.
  
  Published by: JEFTPHPH on March 14, 2013 17:42

  Our version of the database is 10.2.0.1.0

  Well, you use a non-patched database.
  XMLTable just appeared in this version and was still implemented in Java, where the relatively slow to deal with expressions of XPath 1.0 compared to the old function of XMLSequence (written in C).

  Can you provide me with more details or link on how to perform this conversion XSLT?

  The following test case addresses the same XML document, that I used in my blog article ("smldata.xml"). It contains 50,000 rows and 3 columns.
  We first turn into a canonical format: ...
  Then, we can use DBMS_XMLStore to parse and insert the record into the table:

  SQL> create table smldata (
    2    rec_id number
    3  , description varchar2(80)
    4  , rec_value varchar2(30)
    5  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL> set timing on
  SQL>
  SQL> declare
    2
    3    doc    xmltype;
    4    ctx    dbms_xmlstore.ctxHandle;
    5    nrows  number;
    6
    7    xsl    xmltype := xmltype('
   10    
   11    DataSource
   12    
   13      
   14        
   15      
   16    
   17    
   18      
   19       
   20       
   21       
   22      
   23    
   24  ');
   25
   26  begin
   27
   28    doc := xmltype(bfilename('TEST_DIR', 'smldata.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'));
   29    doc := doc.transform(xsl, 'sheetname="''DataSource''"');
   30
   31    ctx := dbms_xmlstore.newContext('SMLDATA');
   32    dbms_xmlstore.setUpdateColumn(ctx, 'REC_ID');
   33    dbms_xmlstore.setUpdateColumn(ctx, 'DESCRIPTION');
   34    dbms_xmlstore.setUpdateColumn(ctx, 'REC_VALUE');
   35    nrows := dbms_xmlstore.insertXML(ctx, doc);
   36    dbms_xmlstore.closeContext(ctx);
   37
   38    dbms_output.put_line('Row(s) inserted : '||to_char(nrows));
   39
   40  end;
   41  /
  Row(s) inserted : 50000
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:32.55
  SQL>
  SQL> column rec_id format 99999
  SQL> column description format a15
  SQL> select * from smldata where rownum < 10;
  
  REC_ID DESCRIPTION     REC_VALUE
  ------ --------------- ------------------------------
     571 LINE-00571      NSP2UL0XMIJQXKZWQMIUY37HOTF4D8
     572 LINE-00572      SK600LOF6YH5CBXYLZ5ELA5RWCM468
     573 LINE-00573      TSITJJCL06U7RU6V2SHU70EJZPXS56
     574 LINE-00574      UH8OR0POWX4F6X9R68JE6T5KRSIFLO
     575 LINE-00575      P639UL8GJ3T78NSGSKRI34MARMAR3C
     576 LINE-00576      OEV06Z1FESUZFR2ZAY5JBMJ8YHSE0Y
     577 LINE-00577      YXVE3079369NJ7953X8W5LDNLNVNE7
     578 LINE-00578      X0CA6YZM055JLPQLRM57DY0DLJKR1I
     579 LINE-00579      759FGFLJUAA9HTLW659QU9MELJKW18
  
  9 rows selected.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
  SQL>
  SQL> select count(*) from smldata;
  
    COUNT(*)
  ----------
       50000
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.04
  

  A similar result can be obtained with XMLSequence, but it is much slower:

  SQL> declare
    2
    3    xmlnsmap varchar2(80) := 'xmlns:ss="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:spreadsheet"';
    4    doc      xmltype := xmltype(bfilename('TEST_DIR', 'smldata.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'));
    5
    6  begin
    7
    8    insert into smldata (rec_id, description, rec_value)
    9    select extractvalue(value(t), '/ss:Row/ss:Cell[1]/ss:Data', xmlnsmap)
   10         , extractvalue(value(t), '/ss:Row/ss:Cell[2]/ss:Data', xmlnsmap)
   11         , extractvalue(value(t), '/ss:Row/ss:Cell[3]/ss:Data', xmlnsmap)
   12    from table(
   13           xmlsequence(
   14             extract(
   15               doc
   16             , '/ss:Workbook/ss:Worksheet[@ss:Name="DataSource"]/ss:Table/ss:Row'
   17             , xmlnsmap
   18             )
   19           )
   20         ) t ;
   21
   22  end;
   23  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:03:18.83
  

  Published by: odie_63 on March 21, 2013 22:40

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• SQL Loader Help in 10g

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  4. XXX123 | XXX |
  5. XXX123 | XXX | 1.
  5. XXX123 | XXX | 2.
  5. XXX123 | XXX |
  9. XXX123 | XXX |
  
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  940838 wrote:
  I think that I am not clear in my requirement...

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  you were clear, and I did a quick test. Unfortunately you can not do this check in SQL * Loader as the WHEN in the control file clause allows not just GOLD.

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  (1) create a table with a constraint that, for record_type detail_line_number 5, may not be null.

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  (
     record_type    INTEGER
   , batch_number   VARCHAR2 (10)
   , batch_desc     VARCHAR2 (10)
   , batch_date     DATE
   , detail_line_num INTEGER
   , other          VARCHAR2 (10)
  );
  
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    ADD CONSTRAINT check_rec_5
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  1|XXX123|XXX|20121121||
  4|XXX123|XXX|||
  5|XXX123|XXX||1|
  5|XXX123|XXX|||
  5|XXX123|XXX|||
  9|XXX123|XXX|||
  1|XXX123|XXX|20121121||
  4|XXX123|XXX|||
  5|XXX123|XXX||1|
  5|XXX123|XXX||2|
  5|XXX123|XXX|||
  9|XXX123|XXX|||1|XXX123|XXX|20121121||
  4|XXX123|XXX|||
  5|XXX123|XXX||1|
  5|XXX123|XXX||2|
  5|XXX123|XXX|||
  9|XXX123|XXX|||1|XXX123|XXX|20121121||
  4|XXX123|XXX|||
  5|XXX123|XXX||1|
  5|XXX123|XXX||2|
  

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  Here I used the control file:

  --test.ctl
  load data
  INFILE 'test.dat'
  APPEND
  INTO TABLE test
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|'
  TRAILING NULLCOLS
  (
   record_type     ,
   batch_number    ,
   batch_desc      ,
   batch_date      Date 'YYYYMMDD',
   detail_line_num ,
   other
  )
  

  If I try to run the SQL * Loader and ask to stop at the first error in this way:

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  So, if I check the table

  SELECT * FROM test;
  
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  ----------- ------------ ---------- --------------------- --------------- ----------
            1 XXX123       XXX        21-11-2012 00:00:00
            4 XXX123       XXX
            5 XXX123       XXX                                            1           
  

  You will only see the records until you have reached the error.

  This can be avoided, as documented in SQL * Loader manual reference:

  Load interrupted because they exceeded the maximum number of errors

  
  If the maximum number of errors is exceeded, SQL * Loader stops loading documents in any table and the work accomplished so far is committed.

  As you can see SQL * Loader to interrupt the treatment, but it engage in any case files until this error.

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  Hi all
  
  I currently have a problem with a project, I am working at a client:
  
  I managed to load multiple xml files in the GR 11 2 database Oracle using sqlloader and given that the intention is to be able to query the loaded data, it is necessary
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  Brand
  -------------------------------
  BrandA; BrandB; BrandC
  
  Provider
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  Of course, what:

  select h.Company
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       , h.DeviceType
       , h.BatchNumber
       , x.*
  from tmp_xml t
       , xmltable(
         xmlnamespaces(default 'http://schema.dsmr22plus.com/delivery/v1.0.5')
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               , Supplier          varchar2(20) path '@Supplier'
               , DeviceType        varchar2(20) path 'Header/@DeviceType'
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               , DeviceAttributes  xmltype      path 'DeviceAttributes'
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         xmlnamespaces(default 'http://schema.dsmr22plus.com/delivery/v1.0.5')
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         passing h.DeviceAttributes
         columns SerialNumber        number       path '@SerialNumber'
               , DSMRVersion         varchar2(10) path 'Emeter/DSMRAttributes/@DSMRVersion'
               , BatteryType         varchar2(30) path 'Emeter/DSMRAttributes/@BatteryType'
               , EquipmentIdentifier varchar2(20) path 'Emeter/DSMRAttributes/@EquipmentIdentifier'
               , KemaGastecCode      varchar2(10) path 'Emeter/DSMRAttributes/@KemaGastecCode'
               , GOVersion           varchar2(10) path 'Emeter/DSMRAttributes/@GOVersion'
       ) x
  where not exists (
    select null
    from dest_table d
    where d.batchnumber = h.batchnumber
  );
  

  -Would it not possible to leave the request to process multiple same type XML files?

  Yes, simply load as many files that you want to process in the XMLType table, and then run the query.

• 11g to 10g database import

  Hello
  our database is 10g. I got the 11g database dump file. So I installed client 11g on my windows xp machine then I open cmd and navigate to the location of bin 11g and run the imp
  
  IMP userid=system/moimanager1@njmtest file = pros.dmp = me log .log fromuser = me touser = intmoi2 grants = y
  
  Import: Free 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Sep 15 13:43:29 2011
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
  
  
  IMP-00058: ORACLE error 12154
  ORA-12154: TNS: could not resolve the connect identifier specified
  IMP-00000: Import terminated unsuccessfully
  
  my xp machine, I am able to connect to this database through Toad. Please help, I am new on this

  Entry njmtest are present in your tnsnames.ora file present in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin

  And refer to this link

  http://ORA-12154.ora-code.com/

  Published by: Sunny kichloo 15 Sep 2011 03:59

• import from 9i to 10g database schema

  Hello
  
  We export dump of 9i database schema and now I want to import into the database 10g.
  
  May I know what is the proper method to do so.
  
  What all things are required to take care of.
  
  I know that we can use only 'imp' to import.
  
  Please let me know...
  
  Kind regards
  
  Milan

  ROUGIER in MILAN wrote:
  Hello

  We export dump of 9i database schema and now I want to import into the database 10g.

  May I know what is the proper method to do so.

  What all things are required to take care of.

  I know that we can use only 'imp' to import.

  Please let me know...

  Kind regards

  Milan

  If you import a single schema, you could just start importing and then correct errors (even back the schema and re - import).

  In any case, this document is more than enough:

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

  Just a suggestion: use the buffer parameter when importing:

  IMP BUFFER = 10000000...

  Concerning

  Grosbois

• Load the rules from database?

  Hello
  
  I understand that I can load rules from the file system by using the following code:
  
  
  Configuration EngineConfiguration = new EngineConfiguration();
  configuration.setRulebaseDirectory (rulebasePath);
  InterviewEngine engine = InterviewEngineFactory.createInstance (setting);
  
  
  But in my case I want to store and load the database rules. How can I achieve this?

  GBTW,

  I guess you want to load from a database of rulebases determinations Web. The explanation of how to do this in: Oracle policy Automation Developer Help in the section create a Service modules

  You will find a tutorial by searching: DerbyRulebaseService using the developer.

• Oracle 10g database export

  Hello
  I installed oracle 10g on Windows 2003 Server R2.
  Now I want to export my database using Enterprise Manager, but I'm stuck at the first step when I entered the username and password of the user of the machine, well me as 'Administrator' password is annoying knowing that I open windows with that user.

  Hi, this is the host credentials and you must configure it. Follow these steps:

  go heart Control Panel-administrative tools-local security-online local policy online online fonts-online user rights => select connection as a batch and then add your users (for example, administrator). Then try again

• Import a designer 6i repository in a 10g database?

  Hello
  
  I have a Designer sitting in a 8.1.7.4 6i repository database and I would like to get rid of this database by importing the repository into a database 10g or 11g. My question is is it possible and have Designer 6 still works? If so, how easy it is?
  
  Thank you
  Adam
  
  Edited by: Adam J. Sawyer February 4, 2010 23:02

  There is some additional information in MOS Doc 230891.1 (WARNING: note significant 6i x Oracle9i certification (or higher) Designer/repository)

  HTH
  Srini

• Oracle 10g Database Management Console URL

  Hi all
  
  I had installed Oracle database 10g about 2 months back. I still remember, at the end of the installation he presented me the based on the web URL localhost to a management console window. I had even recorded in it.
  
  But now I just can't remember the URL and the port. Could someone enlighten me please with the same. :)
  
  See you soon,.
  Parag
  
  Published by: Parag Kalra on January 10, 2010 19:07

  Hello

  On your server, you can run the following statement:

  emctl status dbconsole

  You will get the URL.

  Hope this can help.
  Best regards
  Jean Valentine