I'm having a weird issue with my SQL developer. I'm importing data into one of the existing table(with no data in it) in oracle database(DEV Environment) from a CSV file using import option in Oracle SQL developer. My connection gets terminated automatically as soon as I start the import with the error shown in the screenshot. After clicking "yes" task gets cancelled and import is rolled back. Finally, it is automatically resetting my database connection. To know the issue, I converted it to .txt file and also with using previous files which I was able to import successfully before and tried to import it again but having same issue.
Appreciate insights on this issue!
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I exported a schema on 19c, with the parameter VERSION=18. When trying to import this schema onto a 18c environment, I am getting an error - "ORA-39002: invalid operation".
Oracle say online "Adding the sqlfile parameter allows the import to run with no errors to make a file of the DDL". This works but the SQLFILE that gets exported doesn't include my table data, etc.
Is there any workaround here, or what are my options to allow a successful import?
So I am using oracle 11g and I am unable to figure out how to export my tables and all.. I am able to export forms but i don't know how to do the same with everything else.. What I did was I went on Application Builder - Export - Workspace - Export workspace. It downloaded an sql file but whenever I try exporting that file on a different account, I always get the following error
File is not a valid Application Express application export file.
What I do to import the file is go to application Builder - Import - browse the file - Next - and then I get that error message. What do I do?
If you export the whole schema (and that's what you're looking for, isn't it? You have to give everything to your professor), you shouldn't worry about import because data is imported first. After that, Oracle creates ("imports") foreign key constraints.
I have a dump from a database in a csv format ('|' character as the delimiter), and I want to import that into a remote Oracle database. I am using AWS and the csv is on an EC2 instance running amazon linux, and the remote Oracle database is an RDS instance. This is the first time I'm touching an Oracle database.
I expected this to be fairly simple, but trying to find info I kind of got lost. Some people say to use SQL*Loader, but I can't manage to even install that thing. Other's say that SQL*Loader is not supposed to even be installed on something that isn't the actual database server. So far I've only managed to install sqlplus and connect to the database, but no importing so far.
Basically I'm looking for an equivalent of \COPY in psql, but for Oracle. And how on earth would I use it in this context.
If you don't want to use SQL*Loader and only need to import CSV as a one time task, I would recommend using SQL Developer. If you want an automated process, SQL*Loader would probably be your best bet.
Here are some links (note that an Excel import and a CSV import are nearly identical):
How to move csv file into oracle database using sql developer? [closed]
How to Import from Excel to a New Oracle Table with SQL Developer
How to Import from Excel to Oracle with SQL Developer
I am going to unload the data from my table in Oracle DB to a file using oracle datapump. I am aware that I can import the file in to a different DB using datapump but would like to know if there is any other way to import or open the file?
i.e After the file is generated, I am going to send the file to my client who has no idea about Oracle DB etc. So is there any software or UI using which my client can open the file rather than using Oracle datapump to import (if no other go I will educate the client)? The reason I am going for external table etc because I have 50 million records that client wants to view.
How to import data using codes in SQLDEV?
I don't want to do it manually. I want to know if there's a way to import from a .csv file using codes.
The code executed in SQL DEVELOPER run on DMBS(your Oracle instalation, the server).
The IDE take your comands(click on schema browser, filters, etc) and transfrom them into commands to the server.
So, you have only Oracle code (SQL and PL/SQL(and Java, etc)) that runs on Server, you don't have code that runs in SQL Developer.
Importing a table can be done:
Using the wizard from IDE (click on table and then choose import)
Using the sqlloader on a Oracle client.
Using External Tables on Server side.