RE: Loading a flat file into Oracle

2002-10-10 Thread moyam

You have got SQLLoader example scripts on your PC/laptop on which Oracle is
installed.

Check out C:\ORACLE\ORA81\RDBMS\DEMO on your Windows Installation. You will
find scripts names UTCASEn.CTL.

Edit these scripts to relfect your destination table, fields and you will be
done.

Moses Moya


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Santosh.
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I suggest you look at sqlloader. There are some good pages on the FAQ
associated with this site
http://www.orafaq.com http://www.orafaq.com 

 

HTH

 

John

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Hello all,
 
  I have a client who will be doing the data capture and give me the
data in a flat file.
what i need to do in oracle is load from that flat file to my database.
any scripts available ?? please send me across. ASAP

Thanks and regards,

Santosh

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RE: Loading a flat file into Oracle

2002-10-10 Thread Don Malzahn

Santosh,

The Oracle Utilities manual is not bad either, it explains sqlldr and 
export and import, all database utilities that come with the database.

Find it at the Oracle web site if you don't have a copy.

 I suggest you look at sqlloader. There are some good pages on the FAQ
 associated with this site



   I have a client who will be doing the data capture and give me the
 data in a flat file.
 what i need to do in oracle is load from that flat file to my database.
 any scripts available ?? please send me across. ASAP


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RE: Loading a flat file into Oracle

2002-10-10 Thread Santosh Varma

Thanks to all and one who replied to me.

santosh

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You have got SQLLoader example scripts on your PC/laptop on which Oracle is
installed.

Check out C:\ORACLE\ORA81\RDBMS\DEMO on your Windows Installation. You will
find scripts names UTCASEn.CTL.

Edit these scripts to relfect your destination table, fields and you will be
done.

Moses Moya


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Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 2:44 PM
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Santosh.
Putting a subject on your e-mails is useful to everyone

I suggest you look at sqlloader. There are some good pages on the FAQ
associated with this site
http://www.orafaq.com http://www.orafaq.com



HTH



John

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Hello all,

  I have a client who will be doing the data capture and give me the
data in a flat file.
what i need to do in oracle is load from that flat file to my database.
any scripts available ?? please send me across. ASAP

Thanks and regards,

Santosh

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