There is one table with data in ORCL1 database.I have created the table using create table statement in ORCL2 database.Now i want to insert only the data into table.
I know one method ... drop the table i created using drop table statement and then create the table with data using export/import.
Is there any other way we can load data into empty table?
I am very much new to this vast world of Pl/SQL. Recently I have moved to pl/sql domain. I want to write a package to move data from Table A to Table B by looking up the table C. Bellow is skeleton of my package.
Table name: source_a
columns: X1,X2,X3,X4,X5
Target table name: target_b
columns:Y1,Y2,Y3,Y4,Y5
Lookup Table : lookup_c
columns : Z1,Z2,Z3,Z4,Z5
1) I have to load data from source_a to target_b.
2) If value of column X1(source_a) matched with value of column Z1( lookup_c) then only we will process the recordsmeans those records will be the valid records. Rest of the records will be dropped.
3) From the valid records If X2 != Z2 then call a procedure pk_rec.generate_Y2(X2) to generate the value of Y2
{pk_rec.generate_Y2 already existing no need to create) else take the records form Z2 and use it to load the y2.
4) From the valid records If X3 != Z3 then call a procedure pk_rec.generate_Y3(X3) to generate the value of Y3
{pk_rec.generate_Y3 already existing no need to create) else take the records form Z3 and use it to load the y3.
5) X4,X5 are directly loaded into Y4,Y5.
How can i load the data into a new table from view,when ever scheduler runs in the night, the data gets loaded in to a view and data coming from different tables and i should load that data every day and i dont want previous data again.The data should be loaded along with view .
View 6 Replies View RelatedDB version: Oracle DB 10g Enterprise Edition 10.2.0.4.0
I have the following four tables:
tab_main- which lists main projects
tab_sub_main - which lists sub projects
tab_budget - amounts per projects/subprojects
tab_total - I want to load the data here
The table script with data is attached.
I want to load data into tab_total fields for prj_type= 'J' as follows:
1. accn_no from tab_main table.
2. fy from tab_budget table
3. fy_total_amt which is the sum(amt) from tab_budget table by accn_no and fy
4. all_FY_amt which is the sum(amt) from tab_budget table by accn_no
5. all the audit fields- date/user inserted/updated will come tab_budget table
how to create this procedure with cursors.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE LOAD_DATA_INTO_TAB_TOTAL_PROC
IS
CURSOR C IS
select distinct m.accn_no, a.control_no,m.prj_type,
b.fy, b.amt, b.user_created, b.date_created, b.user_last_mod, b.date_last_mod
from tab_main m,
tab_sub_main a,
[code]....
CREATE TABLE tab_main
(
ACCN_NO NUMBER(7) NOT NULL,
PRJ_TYPE VARCHAR2(1 BYTE) NOT NULL
)
/
Insert into TAB_MAIN
(ACCN_NO, PRJ_TYPE)
[code]....
how can I load data into a table from *.ldr* file? How exactly I can use such files to run in loader?
View 16 Replies View RelatedWe need to load data from index by table to table.Below code is working fine.
declare
query varchar2(200);
Type l_emp is TABLE OF emp%rowtype INDEX BY Binary_Integer;
rec_1 l_emp;
begin
[Code]....
But data from source table and target table is dynamic.Ex:In above code, emp(source) and target table is emp_b are static. But for our scenario is depends on the source table , target would change as below.If source is emp then target is emp_bIf source is emp1 then target is emp_b1 ............
create or replace procedure p(source in varchar2, target in varchar2)
as
query varchar2(200);
source varchar2(200);
Type l_emp is TABLE OF emp%rowtype INDEX BY Binary_Integer;
rec_1 l_emp;
[Code]....
Its throwing. How to implement this scenario .
I wanted to know the best utility in oracle to load data in crores from excel sheets in the database temporary tables in a minimum time.
Is sqlldr the best utility to use in this scenario or to use the parallel and append hint in the insert statment.
how much time the sqlldr and above mentioned hints take to load 10 crore data in the database table.
What is the best way to load the data from text file to the table in PL/SQL .How can i write a program for that ?
-data is separated by ',' in text file for each columns in table
have loaded some data into table 'A' by using sqlloader.
Structure of A will be like
bill_id, bill_amount, bill_date
1 1000 2-1-12
2 2000 3-2-12
Now my query is i have to load some data into another table 'B', with bill_id as one of the column but i will be not having this column in my csv file.
Structure of B should be like
bill_no, bill_id, bill_desc
101 1 abcd
102 2 defg
my csv file have only 'bill_no' and 'bill_desc' data. How can i include bill_id values from A?I am using Oracle 10g.
I am new to oracle designer, forms. The requirement is to select a csv file in a form ,read the file and load selected columns from a csv file into a table.
I am using CLIENT_TEXT_IO. I want to know how to extract the data from selected columns from csv file and insert into a table if the lenth of the columns are of variable length.
Another condition is that if there are duplicate rows based on orderid then take the maximum order seq nbr.Do I need to use
temp table for this logic?
how to load oracle table data into EXCEL Sheet .
View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to load data into a table using SQL Loader but getting a failure error below.
Log File
========
SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on Wed Feb 6 23:54:25 2013
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Control File: /opt/Infor/Outbound_Marketing/7.2.2/EM/metadata/trans.ldr
Data File: /opt/Infor/Outbound_Marketing/7.2.2/EM/logs/trans.log
Bad File: trans.bad
Discard File: none specified
[code]....
To remove the last comma end of string and load the Clob data into table. create table test(name clob)
View 2 Replies View Relatedsend me the procedure for loading the data in an oracle table into an excel file.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am using oracle 11g Express Edition, I have a file of .csv forma, Which has a data of size 500MB which needs to be uploaded into oracle table.
Which would be the best method to upload the data into table. Data is employee ticket history which is of huge data.
How to do the mass upload of data into oracle table.
My requirement is to to truncate the table and load it with the data present in file. In the control file, I used the "TRUNCATE" command as well.In case, if the file has some invalid data and sqlldr fails, my existing data will be lost. Is there any option in which the sqlldr does not TRUNCATE the table in case of a failure.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have requirement as follows. I need to load the data to the target table on every Saturday. My source file consists of data of several sates. For every week i have to load one particular state data to target table. If first week I loaded AP data, then second week on Saturday karnatak, etc.
Provide code also how can i schedule the data load with every Saturday with different state column values automatically.
I have a table revenue
create table revenue
(
person varchar2(23),
month varchar2(3),
rev_amt number
)
and i have data in a file like below
Person Jan Feb Mar Apr Mai Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dez
--------------------------------------------------------
Schnyder,345,223,122,345,324,244,123,123,345,121,345,197
Weber,234,234,123,457,456,287,234,123,678,656,341,567
Keller,596,276,347,134,743,545,216,456,124,753,346,456
Meyer,987,345,645,567,834,567,789,234,678,973,456,125
Holzer,509,154,876,347,146,788,174,986,568,246,324,987
Müller,456,125,678,235,878,237,567,237,788,237,324,778
Binggeli,487,347,458,347,235,864,689,235,764,964,624,347
Stoller,596,237,976,876,346,567,126,879,125,568,124,753
Marty,094,234,235,763,054,567,237,457,325,753,577,346
Studer,784,567,235,753,124,575,864,235,753,864,634,678
i want to load it into the table in the following way.
Person Month Revenue
-------------------------
Schnyder Jan 345
Schnyder Feb 223
Schnyder Mar 122
Schnyder Apr 345
Schnyder Mai 324
Schnyder Jun 244
Schnyder Jul 123
Schnyder Aug 123
Schnyder Sep 345
Schnyder Oct 121
Schnyder Nov 345
Schnyder Dez 197
........ ... ...
How to write control file to load this data into the above revenue table.
I have text file with data in UNIX. I want to clear only records(make empty the file) using UTL_FILE..
I know we can remove the text file from UNIX and create file again with same name...
Is there any other way??
My db version: Oracle 11g I have an empty csv file.I created a external table for the empty csv file.When I run:select count(*) from externaltblname;It returns 1. It should return 0 right. In the definition, I specified "SKIP 1"But still it returns 1. When I use this external table to load into a target table. It loads a single row with null values.How to fix this.
View 2 Replies View Relatedhow to write procedure to load the data into a table using xml as input parameter to a procedure and xml file is as shown below which is input to me.
xml version="1.0"?><DiseaseCodes><Entity><dcode>0</dcode><ddesc>(I87)Other disorders of veins - postphlebitic syndrome</ddesc><claimid>34543></claimid><reauthflag>0</reauthflag></Entity><Entity><dcode>0</dcode><ddesc>(J04)Acute laryngitis and tracheitis</ddesc><claimid>34543></claimid><reauthflag>0</reauthflag></Entity><Entity><dcode>0</dcode><ddesc>(J17*)Pneumonia in other diseases - whooping cough</ddesc><claimid>34543></claimid><reauthflag>0</reauthflag></Entity></DiseaseCodes>.
what empty blocks are, and how to remove them.What I'd like to do is not have empty blocks in the first place on loading a table. I load a lot of "static" tables and would like to not have any wasted space at the end, with minimal shinanigans.
I've set pctfree 0
I"ve set initial to close to the end table size
I've set next to 1M
I've set pctincrease 0
blocksize is 8k
Yet I still need to at least do an alter table deallocate unused
l am loading data i.e text file of huge size into oracle 9i db using sqlldr through command prompt, but my table contains already some data so while loading it shows error as
SQL*Loader-601: For INSERT option, table must be empty.
i cant truncate my table since present data is important.
I need to insert values fetched from an object type into an empty table.
-- >> table creation:
create table ASSET
(
ASSETID NUMBER(5),
ASSETTYPE VARCHAR2(20));
-- >> created an object_type
SQL> create or replace type obj1 as object(v_ASSETID NUMBER(20),
2 v_ASSETTYPE varchar2(20));
3 /
Type created
--- >> create the package
SQL> create or replace package test_arr is
2 type nest_tab is table of obj1;
3 procedure insert_data(t_nest IN nest_tab);
4 end test_arr;
5 /
Package created
SQL> create or replace package body test_arr is
2 procedure insert_data(t_nest IN nest_tab) is
3 begin
4 for i in t_nest.first..t_nest.last loop
5 insert into asset(ASSETID,
6 ASSETTYPE) values (t_nest(i).v_ASSETID,
[code]....
-- >> a block to execute the above package:
SQL> declare
2 type ref_tab is table of obj1;
3 ref_tab1 ref_tab;
4 begin
5 ref_tab1 := ref_tab(1,'a');
6 test_arr.insert_data(ref_tab1);
7 end;
8 /
But I am getting the below error when executing the package:
ORA-06550: line 5, column 13:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'REF_TAB'
ORA-06550: line 5, column 13:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'REF_TAB'
ORA-06550: line 5, column 1:
[code]....
I have a table in schema with a BLOB field. I store employee's picture in this field. Fields in this table are emp_id (number) emp_name (varchar2) and emp_photo (BLOB). I want to ask if there is a way in pl / sql that i could empty this BLOB field to null or reset this field so that user can change the saved photo graph and save another one.
what i am looking for is something like
alter table employee set emp_photo = empty_blob() or alter table employee set emp_photo = null
We have to load 10 million rows in a table from another table based on the multiple joins. How much tablespace size we allocate to the table and for performance point of view how much should be the SGA size.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedBelow is the data which i have to load
SQL*Plus: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Wed Jan 18 17:47:01 2012
Copyright © 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Connected to:
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, Real Application Clusters, OLAP, Data Mining
and Real Application Testing options
SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> 2 3 4 5 6
57140002205124| 23| ST04| 9418285932| 17-JAN-12 11.17.31.820253 AM| Used
54171025176597| 49.86| TU03| 9411165512| 17-JAN-12 11.20.32.943855 AM| Used
54171025182725| 49.86| TU03| 9456310464| 17-JAN-12 11.37.14.346299 AM| Used
(1) first thing i want to remove the txt which is in the bold
(2) my query for creating the table is
CREATE TABLE VMSDATA
(
SERIALNO NUMBER(20),
AMOUNT NUMBER(7,2),
CLASS VARCHAR2(10),
MSISDN NUMBER(12),
VDATE TIMESTAMP(6),
STATUS VARCHAR2(8 BYTE)
and my control file for loading the data is
load data
infile 'path'
badfile 'path'
DISCARDFILE 'path'
truncate into table vmsdata
[code]...
Data purging and loading into different table.
Currently we a have a table with size 300gb, and we wanted to remove this table to release storage. but have to keep the 6 month data which would be around 3 million per day ( 3 million X 180 days).
i have the following questions.
1) what would be the best strategy to move this 6 month data from Table A (will be removed) to table B ( will be online table).
2) later we want to delete the data from table B which is 6 month older every day or week ( frequency is still to be decided)
note that We cannot use the partition as don't have a access to create and delete partition. what would be the best strategy for deleting the data?
I have a table in oracle and i want to load data to flat file which is present on the server. how to and where to provide the destination file location to load the flat file.
Can it be also provided in the plsql program.