You can create an access db that acts as a passthrough from excel to
oracle, access uses the odbc driver and excel is using the ole method (or
something like that). Works well once you get it going
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Hi All,
What is the best/quickest way to move data from excel to Oracle?
Thanks
Rick
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I would dump the excel sheet to a text file and use SQL*LOADER to move it
into Oracle.
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hi!
i would probably just export the table in a "portable" csv
format and then use the oracle sql*loader to import it into
oracle. simple but it works!
cheers
dieter
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> SQLLoader,
> > please be informed that there are 2 product which are able to handle
your
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quirement. One is SecondWind and the second is Oraxcel.
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> I have a Excel file.How to port the data to Oracle table.
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> I read some artical about using ODBC and things like that.But
> I am not clear.
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> I have a Excel file.How to port the data to Oracle table.
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> I read some artical about using ODBC and things like that.But
> I am not clear.
>
> How can we gener
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I have a Excel file.How to port the data to Oracle table.
I read some artical about using ODBC and things like that.But
I am not clear.
How can we generate a dat file delimited
make a tab delimited file and use chr(9) as the delimiter in the control file.
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Thanks for all the replies.
I am able to load data to the table.the table is having a number column and
a varchar column.
In the varchar column *some* records are being inser
Thanks for all the replies.
I am able to load data to the table.the table is having a number column and
a varchar column.
In the varchar column *some* records are being inserted with double quotes
at the beginning and
end of the data feild and all witha comma as the end.I don't want these
double
I have to do this all the time. But, I also have MS Access on my PC, so I
import the Excel file to Access (as a table)
and then export this table using ODBC to my oracle database.
You will need to download ODBC drivers for your P.C..
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Use the save as option in Excel and save as a comma or tab delimited text file. In
other words a CSV or TXT file. The CSV is comma delimited, the TXT is tab delimited.
SQLLOADER can use either (with the correct control file)
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I have a Excel file.How to
Ravindra,
The first thing you need to do is convert the Excel file to CSV. Do this by
opening the Excel file, do a "FILE | SAVE AS" and select "File Type" CSV.
This will create you CSV file!
Ed Haskins
Oracle DBA
Verizon Wireless
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I have a Excel file.How to port the data to Oracle table.
I read some artical about using ODBC and things like that.But
I am not clear.
How can we generate a dat file delimited with comas so that I can
use SQlLOADer to port the data.
Thanks
Ravindra
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You can save the Excel file in comma delimited formated, CSV and use
sql*loader to put the data into the database. You can just ftp it from the
machine which has Excel to the server housing the database.
HTH,
Ruth
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