I want to import excel/csv file from local pc to quickbase and update table without using third-party apps of quickbase connected services and update automatically whenever any change in excel/csv.
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I want to import my oracle database from local server to oracle cloud Autonomous database , i have already exported dump file by using expdb and i need to import the database to oracle cloud ,
i created the database on the oracle cloud website , and i read details in the following link :
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/autonomous-data-warehouse-cloud/user/load-data-data-pump.html#GUID-30DB1EEA-DB45-49EA-9E97-DF49A9968E24
they wrote the steps after export :
Store your Cloud Object Storage credential using DBMS_CLOUD.CREATE_CREDENTIAL. For example:
BEGIN
DBMS_CLOUD.CREATE_CREDENTIAL(
credential_name => 'DEF_CRED_NAME',
username => 'adwc_user#example.com',
password => 'password'
);
END;
/
where i will execute this command in which platform or software , in command prompt or SQL developer , also after create credential import the database , where to import no full details in oracle website ?
There is another ways to import database to oracle cloud like golden gate SQL loader and SQL developer import wizard but this way data pump the recommended way by oracle and easiest one.
Also i have suggestion to admins to add new tag Oracle-Cloud.
Once you have the credential created in the db as shown, if you want, you can use SQL Developer (while connected to your Autonomous Database) use the Import Wizard to run your Data Pump Scenario.
View > DBA
Add your connection
Open Data Pump, right click on Import Jobs, and select the wizard
using the credential, pull up your DMP file in OSS
I share steps here
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.
What's the difference between exporting data to Excel directly from one CRM organization and importing it into another one in comparison to using a tool like Data Export Manager or Scribe or Instance Adapter to migrate the data ? (Knowing that I already have my old organization's customizations imported into the new organization.)
The main difference is that when you export the data to Excel you can export only a single entity. So If your entities have several relationships you need to import back in order to avoid missing records.
Tools like Scribe or the Instance Adapter are able to deal better with these situations.
I have an SSIS package (created in BIDS 2008). The package has a data flow task. Inside the data flow task I have an ADO NET Source and an Excel Destination.
I am connectiong to an Oracle DB, running a query, and then droping the results into an excel file on a different server. In order to connect to the Oracle DB I needed to create a system DSN for my connection. For the excel connection I am using the "table or view" drop down option and create a create table query that grabs the ouput from my sql query in the ADO NET connection.
Now if I drop the excel file on my local drive it works fine. But the end goal is to have this package drop onto a different server. So when I change the location on the excel connection to a different server (which I have access to) it doesnt work. When I open up the excel task and hit preview I get the following error-
TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio
Error at Data Flow Task [Excel Destination [16]]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E37.
Error at Data Flow Task [Excel Destination [16]]: Opening a rowset for "Excel_Destination" failed. Check that the object exists in the database.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC02020E8 (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)
BUTTONS:
OK
I cannot find any resolutions for this problem. Now the ADO NET connection still works and if I hit preview on the query for the ADO NET source task I still get the desired data.
Would I need to add the DSN name to the server where I am dropping the excel file? Or is it better to drop the file on the local machine and then ftp the file to the other server?
Whether you populate the data in excel file in local drive in local machine or remote drive via mapped drive to the server. the excel file with referencing sheet named "Excel_Destination" should exists on that location for SSIS package to write the data into that file.
The approach to write the file on the local drive then distribute it through ftp or batch script which copy this file looks OK in your case. You can write two package one writing excel file on the local drive and another one package which push or pull the file from/to local drive which can be scheduled.
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.