Written by UTL_FILE Package

I write a PL/SQL code to extract data from query select via cursor & write output to a CSV file.

PL/SQL code is as below.

serverout Set size 1000000

Set serveroutput on

ALTER session set nls_date_format = 'YYYY-MM-DD ";

CREATE or REPLACE DIRECTORY MY_FILE_DIR AS ' / usr/tmp2;

DECLARE

file_name varchar2 (100): = "Emp_Data";

file utl_file.file_type.

TYPE no IS RECORD)

v_empno varchar2 (10),

v_last_name varchar2 (40)

);

cursor PnJD_cur is

Select employee_number, last_name

of apps.zshr_employee_v one

where a.user_person_type = '01'

and a.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE ='4712-12-31';

BEGIN

IF this is PnJD_cur % ISOPEN THEN

PnJD_cur OPEN;

ENDIF;

Look FOR PnJD_cur IN SheikYerbouti;

While PnJD_cur %

LOOP

file: = utl_file.fopen (MY_FILE_DIR, file_name |'.) CSV', 'w');

UTL_FILE.put (file, emp_rec.v_empno |) ',' ||

emp_rec.v_last_name

);

UTL_FILE.fclose (file);

-dbms_output.put_line (file: '.) CSV');

Look FOR PnJD_cur IN SheikYerbouti;

END LOOP;

END;

I believe that this code "beautifully" written in the csv file, but it didn't. Rather, there was an output like below. In the end, I had to do CTRL + C to stop execution.

In this regard, any HELP is APPRECIATED. Thank you in advance.

SQL > @EMP_Personal_Job_Data_Extract1123

Modified session.

Created directory.

49 50

55 ^ C

SQL >

Hey,.

Instead of TYPE & OPEN, FETCH, CLOSE cursor, try this simple LOOP FOR cursor that is mentioned below, unless you have a specific requirement to use these commands.

serverout Set size 1000000

Set serveroutput on

ALTER session set nls_date_format = 'YYYY-MM-DD ";

CREATE or REPLACE DIRECTORY MY_FILE_DIR AS ' / usr/tmp2;

DECLARE

file_name varchar2 (100): = "Emp_Data";

file utl_file.file_type.

cursor PnJD_cur is

Select employee_number, last_name
of apps.zshr_employee_v one

where a.user_person_type = '01'

and a.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE ='4712-12-31';

BEGIN

file: = utl_file.fopen (MY_FILE_DIR, file_name |'.) CSV', 'w');

FOR v_pnjd IN PnJD_cur

LOOP

UTL_FILE.put_line (file, v_pnjd.v_empno |) ',' || v_pnjd.v_last_name);

END LOOP;

UTL_FILE.fclose (file);

END;

The above code is based on the principle that you want to recover the data and put them into the same file (Emp_Data.csv).

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utl_file.file_type F1.
Start

F1: is UTL_FILE.fopen ('UTL1', 'example1.txt', 'w');.

UTL_FILE.put_line (F1, 'hello');
UTL_FILE.put_line (F1, 'welcome');
UTL_FILE.put_line (f1, "this is the example to use utl_file package system");
end;

After the execution of this file is created with the specified name in the specified location.
but the text is not inserted into the file.
What is the reason and how can I solve this problem?
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Get the filename with utl_file package

Hello

I'm running on oracle version 10.2.0.3.0.
Are there opportunities scan the oracle Center and get all the file names in plsql table using the utl_file package?

Thank you!

Cann't do you with UTL_file, you use java or other external language. as

create or replace type List as table of   varchar2(255);
/

create or replace and compile java source named "FileList"
as
import java.io.*;
import java.sql.*;
import oracle.sql.*;
import oracle.jdbc.driver.*;

public class FileList
{
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             new OracleDriver().defaultConnection();
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Concerning
Singh

ORA-03123 during the use of formulas of UTL_FILE package in oracle 10g
Hi all
I have created a 'REPORTS' as 'E:\EXCEL_TESTING_FORM\' directory and to grant read, write to this directory at scott.
and also a given grant execute on UTL_FILE to scott;

I wrote this code in a trigger pressed the button and my file name is the file somename.xls

After printing the first line as 7369SMITH3000 in a single cell when it goes to print the second employee record is to show
ORA-03123 inside the loop.

CURSOR EMP_DATA IS
SELECT * FROM SCOTT. EMP;

C_REF EMP_DATA % ROWTYPE;
L_FILE UTL_FILE. TYPE_DE_FICHIER;
V_PATH VARCHAR2 (200): = ";

BEGIN

V_PATH: = "REPORTS";
L_FILE: = UTL_FILE. FOPEN (V_PATH, P_FILE_NAME, 'W');

EMP_DATA OPEN;

LOOP
EXTRACT THE EMP_DATA IN C_REF;
WHEN THE OUTPUT EMP_DATA % NOTFOUND;

UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FILE, TO_CHAR (C_REF. EMPNO));
UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FILE, C_REF. ENAME);
UTL_FILE. PUT_LINE (L_FILE, TO_CHAR (C_REF. SAL));

END LOOP;
CLOSE EMP_DATA;

UTL_FILE. FFLUSH (L_FILE);
UTL_FILE. FCLOSE (L_FILE);

Please guide me how to avoid this error and also how to print cell wise why because it's printed in a single cell.

Please answer...
What is a network drive? If so, try if the same code is running on a local directory, maybe the network drive is smehow is not accessible.

Problem using ORA-29285 UTL_FILE package

Dear all,

I would appreciate your help.
I am trying to export data, form a table.
The DB version is 10.2.0.4
I use the following procedure:

create or replace
procedure EXPORT_FRAME(
dir IN VARCHAR2, filename IN VARCHAR2) IS
f utl_file.file_type;
  cursor frame is 
    Select *
    from test_complete_frame_2008;

begin 

  f:= utl_file.fopen (dir, filename,'w');
  FOR a IN frame
  Loop 
    utl_file.put_line (f,
        
        '"'||a.COM_DATA_ID || '";"' ||
           a.COM_DATA_SET_ID || '";"'||
            a.NSI || '";"'||
            a.FRAME_ID || '";"'||
            a.STATUS_FRAME || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.FRAME_REFERENCE_DATE, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.DATE_OF_SELECTION, 'dd/mm/yyyy')  || '";'||
            a.EU_LEU_ID || ';"'||
            a.NSA_ID || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_IDENTITY || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_LEU_IDENTITY, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.NATIONAL_ID || '";"'||
            a.REF_DATE_NATIONAL_ID || '";"'||
            a.DUNS_NUMBER || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_DUNS_NUMBER, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.BVD_ID || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_BVD_ID, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.NAME_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.LEGAL_FORM_EGR || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_LEGAL_FORM || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_LEGAL_FORM, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.TYPE_OF_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_TYPE_OF_LEU || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_TYPE_OF_LEU, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.STATUS_LEU || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_STATUS_LEU || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_STATUS_LEU, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.POST_DELIVERY_POINT || '";"'||
            a.CITY_NAME || '";"'||
            a.POSTAL_CODE || '";"'||
            a.STATE_NAME || '";"'||
            a.COUNTRY_CODE_BOP || '";"'||
            a.COUNTRY_ACCESS_CODE || '";"'||
            a.TELEPHONE_NUMBER || '";"'||
            a.FAX_NUMBER || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.DATE_OF_INCORPORATE, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_DATE_OF_INCORP || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_DATE_OF_INCORP, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.DATE_OF_LIQUIDATION, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_DATE_OF_LIQ || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_DATE_OF_LIQ, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.NACE_CODE || '";"'||
            a.VERSION_NACE || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_NACE || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_NACE, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.NUMBER_PERS_EMPLOYED || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_PERS_EMPL || '";"'||
            a.CONS_PERSON_EMPLOYED || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_PERS_EMPLOYED, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.SPECIAL_PURP_ENTITY_CODE || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_SPE || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_SPE_CODE, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.EMAIL_ADDRESS || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_EMAIL_ADDRESS, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.WEB_ADDRESS || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_WEB_ADDRESS, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.P_EU_LEU_ID || '";"'||
            a.P_NAME_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.P_COUNTRY_CODE_BOP || '";"'||
            a.STATUS_RELATIONSHIP || '";"'||
            a.PERCENTAGE || '";"'||
            a.KIND_OF_CONTROL || '";"'||
            a.SOURCE_CODE_RELATIONSHIP || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.REF_DATE_RELATIONSHIP, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.GLOBAL_LEVEL || '";"'||
            a.GGH_EU_LEU_ID || '";"'||
            a.GGH_NAME_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.GGH_COUNTRY_CODE_BOP || '";"'||
            a.GGH_NSA_ID || '";"'||
            a.GGH_DUNS_NUMBER || '";"'||
            a.GGH_BVD_ID || '";"'||
            a.GGH_SOURCE_IDENTITY || '";"'||
            a.GLOBAL_EG_ID || '";"'||
            a.GLOBAL_EG_NAME || '";"'||
            a.TOP_MNE_IND || '";"'||
            a.GEG_PERSONS_EMPLOYED || '";"'||
            a.GEG_SOURCE_CODE_PERS_EMPL || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_REF_DATE_PERS_EMPL, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.NUMBER_OF_LEGAL_UNITS || '";"'||
            a.GEG_NACE_CODE_DIV || '";"'||
            a.GEG_SOURCE_CODE_NACE || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_REF_DATE_NACE, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.GEG_CONS_TURNOVER || '";"'||
            a.GEG_VALUTA_CONS_TURNOVER || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_BEGIN_CONS_TURNOVER, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_END_CONS_TURNOVER, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.GEG_SOURCE_CONS_TURNOVER || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_REF_DATE_C_TURNOVER, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.GEG_TOTAL_ASSETS || '";"'||
            a.GEG_VALUTA_TOTAL_ASSETS || '";"'||
            a.GEG_SOURCE_TOTAL_ASSETS || '";"'||
            TO_CHAR(a.GEG_REF_DATE_TOTAL_ASSETS, 'dd/mm/yyyy') || '";"'||
            a.GEG_WEB_ADDRESS || '";"'||
            a.GDC_EU_LEU_ID || '";"'||
            a.GDC_NAME_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.GDC_COUNTRY_CODE_BOP || '";"'||
            a.GDC_NSA_ID || '";"'||
            a.GDC_DUNS_NUMBER || '";"'||
            a.GDC_BVD_ID || '";"'||
            a.GDC_SOURCE_IDENTITY || '";"'||
            a.REP_EU_LEU_ID || '";"'||
            a.REP_NAME_LEGAL_UNIT || '";"'||
            a.REP_POST_DELIVERY_POINT || '";"'||
            a.REP_POSTAL_CODE || '";"'||
            a.REP_STATE_NAME || '";"'||
            a.REP_CITY_NAME || '";"'||
            a.REP_COUNTRY_CODE_BOP || '"'
            );
       UTL_FILE.new_line (f);
  END LOOP;
  UTL_FILE.new_line (f);
  UTL_FILE.fclose(f);
  
    EXCEPTION
      WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
        THEN dbms_output.put_line ('FAILED');
        
END EXPORT_FRAME;

I get an error message:

Error from the 1 in the command line:
begin EXPORT_FRAME ('EXP ','test2.csv '); end;
Error report:
ORA-29285: error writing file
ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 136
ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 813
ORA-06512: at the 'EGR. EXPORT_FRAME', line 13
ORA-06512: at line 1
29285 00000 - "file write error".
* Cause: Unable to write in, rinse, or closing a file.
* Action: Check that the file exists, be accessible and which
It is open for write or add mode.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance!

Default UTL_FILE. FOPEN opens the file with a record size up to 1024 characters (including line breaks). Most likely your code is greater than 1024. Change:

f: = utl_file.fopen (dir, filename, 'w');

something like (assuming that none of your records will exceed 10000)

f: = utl_file.fopen (dir, filename, 'w', 10000);

SY.

Having a problem to recognize the file using the utl_file package...
Hello

I use utl_file utility to read the CSV file, utl_file.fopen function is useed to open the file. The fopen function has three input parameters, the second parameter is the name of the file. My problem is that I need to read file on a daily basis. The file name will be like:-DDMMYYYYHHMISS. Last six characters are for the hour minute second generational file. If the name has only DDMMYYYY then I can give the name of file as TO_CHAR(SYADATE,'DDMMYYYY'), for an individual the same date throughout the day. But the hours, minutes and seconds will be time when the file is generated, it can be different for different days. In this case how can I normalize the value for the filename parameter in the function fopen.

Thanks in advance.
Similar to the jeenesh solution:
```
declare
 fexists boolean;
 fname varchar2(20) := to_char(trunc(sysdate),'DDMMRRRR');
 ......
begin
 . ...
   for i in 1..24*3600 loop
     utl_file.fgetattr(location,filename || to_char(to_date(i-1,'sssss'),'HHMISS'),fexists,file_length,block_size);
     if fexists then fname = fname || to_char(to_date(i-1,'sssss'),'HHMISS'); exit; end
  end loop;
.... --- now you can open the file with above found filename

end;
/
```

Help about the utl_file package
Hi all
I'm new on utl_file

I created a directory

Create directory LOGDIR AS 'G:\logdir\ '.

My dbuser with DBA privileges.

Here is my code
```
DECLARE

vDATA  VARCHAR2(4000);

 vInHandle  utl_file.file_type;

 BEGIN

  vInHandle := utl_file.fopen('LOGDIR', 'TEST.TXT', 'R');

 UTL_FILE.GET_LINE(vInHandle,vDATA,256);

  

dbms_output.put_line(vDATA);

   

END ;





but when i run this code it gives me 



Error on line 0

DECLARE

vDATA  VARCHAR2(4000);

 vInHandle  utl_file.file_type;

 vOutHandle ut



ORA-29283: invalid file operation

ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_FILE", line 475

ORA-29283: invalid file operation

ORA-06512: at line 6
```
Please help me
This error indicates usually that there is a problem, see the file. Either the directory on the operating system permissions are incorrect for oracle to be able to see the file or the file does not exist or, if you are using a unix database server then the file names will be case-sensitive. I assume that your oracle server is not unix that you have specified a windows style path in your directory. (You obviously realize that UTL_FILE can only access the database server file system and local client filesystems not?)

Hi I need to read the data in vaiables local file delimited using the utl_file package «»

Hi all
I want to read data from a .csv file which is ',' delimited in a local variable that is different from a plsql stored procedure so that I can insert into the table.
I use this way to read data...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-get the position of ',' (comma) in csv file
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
l_c1: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 1);
l_c2: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 2);
l_c3: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 3);
l_c4: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 4);
l_c5: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 5);
l_c6: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 6);
l_c7: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 7);
l_c8: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 8);
l_c9: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 9);
l_c10: = INSTR (l_in_file, ',', 1, 10);
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-pull data into local variables
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
l_0003: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c2 + 1, l_c3-(l_c2 + 1));
l_0004: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c3 + 1, l_c4-(l_c3 + 1));
l_0005: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c4 + 1, l_c5-(l_c4 + 1));
l_0006: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c5 + 1, l_c6-(l_c5 + 1));
l_0007: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c6 + 1, l_c7-(l_c6 + 1));
l_0007: = To_Char (To_Date (l_bdate_0007, "mm/dd/yyyy '"), 'yyyy-mm-dd');
l_0008: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c7 + 1, l_c8-(l_c7 + 1));
l_0009: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c8 + 1, l_c9-(l_c8 + 1));
l_0016: = SUBSTR (l_in_file, l_c9 + 1, l_c10-(l_c9 + 1));
l_0016: = To_Char (To_Date (l_eff_dt_0016, "mm/dd/yyyy '"), 'yyyy-mm-dd');
I need to find an alternative way to reduce the length of the Code.
Any Suggestion please!

Hello

Please see the query below...

SELECT RTRIM (REGEXP_SUBSTR ('John, 100, Manager, 26000', ' [^,] *,', 1, 1), ',') AS part_1

, RTRIM (REGEXP_SUBSTR ('John, 100, Manager, 26000', ' [^,] *,', 1, 2), ',') AS part_2

, RTRIM (REGEXP_SUBSTR ('John, 100, Manager, 26000', ' [^,] *,', 1, 3), ',') AS part_3

, LTRIM (REGEXP_SUBSTR ('John, 100, Manager, 26000', ', [^,] *', 1, 3), ',') AS part_4

DOUBLE;

I bought photoshop element 13 and as I installed it I got a message that it cannot be installed on a computer laptop 64 bit. Nothing was written on the package that it was for a 32-bit machine. What can I do?

What can I do?

Try to download the 64-bit version and see if the serial number you have worked with her.

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UTL_FILE

I'm using oracle 11g Express edition
I get this message when I try to declare a file_type variable:
I'm using oracle 11g Express edition
I tried to grant permission to run the package to the user (System)
but I get 00942 table or view does not exist.
the utl_file package is available for this?

the utl_file package is available for this?

Yes.

I tried to grant permission to run the package to the user (System)

What exact command you run and from which the user?

Invalid directory with UTL_FILE question
Hi all

I am facing problem of invalid directory with UTL_FILE package. Someone could review my mwntioned code below and correct me if something wrong here.

SQL > DECLARE
2 directory VARCHAR2 (300): = "$XXEQ_TOP/data/ar/invoices";
3 name VARCHAR2 (300): = 'GEM5289_04102011 - 03.dat';
4 l_file UTL_FILE.file_type;
5 l_text VARCHAR2 (32767).
6 l_text_not_null VARCHAR2 (32767).
7. START
8 l_file: =.
9 UTL_FILE.fopen (directory,
10 file name,
11 'r ',.
12 32767);
13 UTL_FILE.get_line (l_file, l_text, 32767);
14 DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('first save' | l_text);
15 UTL_FILE.fclose (l_file);
16 EXCEPTION
17 THEN THAN OTHERS THEN
18 DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("Exception" |) SQLERRM);
END 19;
20.
ExceptionORA-29280: invalid directory path

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

Concerning
Ramanantsoa nara
UTL_FILE_DIR parameter has been deprecated by oracle for direcory objects because of its security problems.

The right thing to do is to create a directory for instance object:
```
CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY mydir AS 'c:\myfiles';
```
Note: This does not create the directory on the file system. Must you do and make sure that oracle has permission to write to this directory of the file system.

Then, grant permission to users who need to access for example...
```
GRANT READ,WRITE ON DIRECTORY mydir TO myuser;
```
Then use this object directory inside your FOPEN statement example
```
fh := UTL_FILE.FOPEN('MYDIR', 'myfile.txt', 'r');
```
Note: You MUST specify the object name of directory in quotes and uppercase for this works because it is a string that references a database object name that is stored in uppercase by default.

How to add a character using UTL_FILE pkg

A table with student_id, student_name and date_of_join.

create table student(std_id varchar2(10),std_name varchar2(20),std_doj date);

I'm loading data from flat file below using UTL_FILE package

101   ron   04081999
101   ron   01081996
102   ram   05082000
102   ram   12101999
103   fin   06082001
104   gin   07082002
105   gem   08082003

I use a procedure to load the data into the table using the UTL_FILE package

Student ID 101 & 102 have two dates mating as they registered for two courses. In the flat file, there is no change in the std_id, but I have to add a 'C' character to those who have registered for the second course.

I have to add a character in column std_id. for example: after loading the result I want is

std_id          std_name          std_doj
--------------------------------------------------------------
101          ron               04081999
101C          ron               01081996
102          ram               05082000
102C          ram               12101999
103            fin                06082001
104             gin               07082002
105             gem               08082003

Can you please give me an idea on how to get the result above using UTL_PACKAGE in the procedure?

It has nothing to do with UTL_FILE. In your charge process you are a loop in the file line by line, right? IF you need to:

DECLARE
    prev_std_id number;
BEGIN
    LOOP
      read a line
      parse it into std_id, std_name and std_doj
      IF std_id = prev_std_id
        THEN
          std_id := std_id  || 'C';
        ELSE
          prev_std_id := std_id;
      END IF;
      insert row
    END LOOP;
END;

SY.

Procedure in package - unique all of the benefits of performance?
We have generally a practice of holding procedures similarly module you which deals with the same features so-called consecutively in the same package.
We know that what we do for performance benefits,
because once a procedure inside a package is called, the whole package with all its procedures is responsible for memory, then it improves performance when we also work with other procedures in the package, DISK_READS probably decreases,

But I have a question here.
Suppose that I have a single autonomous procedure.
And I the same, written procedure within a package, just a single procedure, written inside the package.
Is there any kind of delivery?
Manuella,

One of the advantages is that you have more maintainable and reusable code.

Consider that you are looking for a feature to convert a string to a table. and if it is not available in the oracle supplied packages, you decide to move forward and your own utility function str2table wite.

Rather than create a standlone function, if you create it as a package... whenever someone in the team comes up with a custom utility requirement, it would be to add it to the package as wel. In this way over a period of time, before anyone writes a function utiity, he would know exactly where to look. It's a pretty good way to keep the code and help people to reuse the code that you have written useful packaging these procedures.

Thank you
Rajesh.

ORACLE 10g RAC and UTL_FILE
Hello

I have a piece of code that works perfectly well on a DB of RAC no but I need to deploy this code on a RAC installation.

I am trying to create files using UTL_FILE package on a RAC database functions but I get below error: -.

ORA-29283: invalid file operation
ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 29
ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 473
ORA-29283: invalid file operation
ORA-06512: at "OCSG. GENERATE_CDRFILE', line 115
ORA-06512: at the level of line 12

Can someone please help?
```
29283, 00000, "invalid file operation"
// *Cause:  An attempt was made to read from a file or directory that does
//          not exist, or file or directory access was denied by the
//          operating system.
// *Action: Verify file and directory access privileges on the file system,
//          and if reading, verify that the file exists.
```

May not grant execute on UTL_FILE even user with the DBA role
Hi all

I have a problem - I can not grant execute on UTL_FILE to < some_user >, even if I am logged in as a user with the DBA role.
```
grant execute on UTL_FILE to seesat_stg;
```
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist

Is the synonym PUBLIC:
```
select owner, object_name, object_type from all_objects where object_name = 'UTL_FILE'
```
Returns:
```
SYS          UTL_FILE     PACKAGE

SYS          UTL_FILE     PACKAGE BODY

PUBLIC          UTL_FILE     SYNONYM

FLOWS_030100     UTL_FILE     SYNONYM
```
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? It's about Oracle XE.
It works if you open a session as SYS?

I suspect that your user with the DBA role not really has the right to grant permissions execute on UTL_FILE.

Written by UTL_FILE Package

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