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How copy data from Excel to a table using Oracle SQL Developer
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I have installed SQL Developer in my system, but how can i utilize the GUI.
I am new to this and i want to import datas from Excel to Oracle database using SQL Developer
Thanks in advance
At what point did you get stuck?
A fast track:
Create a connection to the database in SQL Developer
Create a table as a destination for the xls data
save excel data as csv
right click on the table from step 2
select 'import data'
select csv file
use the wizzard
and bob is your uncle
Folowing methed creates the table for you
Create a connection to the database in SQL Developer
right click on tables folder
Choose Import data
select xls
use the wizzard (provide table name, row limit, select columns, datatype per column)
Finish
A recent version* of SQL*Developer is able to read Excel workbooks.
Jeff Smith has written very detailed tutorial How to Import from Excel to Oracle with SQL Developer.
* a version 3.2 at the moment of writing
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I have a Microsoft background and I'm learning Oracle products.
I was able to import Oracle Database 19c Sample Schemas on a Docker Oracle image from command line following this guide.
I now would like to know if there is a way to import the same sample through a GUI using Oracle SQL Developer.
With SSMS is quite simple to import/export databases, row data, CSV, etc... but I don't see the same tool for Oracle SQL Developer.
EDIT:
#thatjeffsmith suggested to right click on tables > Data Import Wizard, but when I select "db-sample-schemas-master" I only find the samples with .sql files in it and .sql files cannot be imported with this tool
It depends.
The .SQL files can be ran through the SQL worksheet via F5 no problem.
The sqlldr scenarios, you could rename the .dat files to .dsv files.
Right click on your table, like Sales History SH entries, choose Import Data, and walk the wizard.
But, it would be much easier to just follow the instructions as is, especially if you are new to Oracle.
I have an update script I want to apply to my model in oracle data modeler. Is there a way to do this because I haven't been able to find one?
I am using Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Version 4.2.0 Build 932.
Thanks,
-Ian
File > Import
DDL Script
Then you can merge in your changes as desired.
i wanna build a crystal report using crystal reports 2013 with oracle database.
i've created an odbc connection to connect to this db named "abc".
then from the database expert in the crystal reports i've created a new connection ,then i've click on odbc ,and i choose the "abc" .
the problem is that only the stored procedure are shown , cannot find any table from the database, only the stored procedure,
i don't know why .. Can any one help me please .
Right click on the connection , go to properties and find the options. Most likely tables are not selected to be shown in the tree
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Load Excel data sheet to Oracle database
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What are the best and/or easiest methods for importing data from Excel (.xls) into an Oracle database?
Please, kindly clarify with any code examples you can.
One of the most common way for importing data from Excel to Oracle Db is to export the contents as a CSV and use SQL*Loader to import it into the table.
The easiest way however, is to use an IDE as mentioned in the comments like TOAD or SQL Developer (which is my favourite Oracle DBM tool).
See this article for more alternative ways.
you can also use perl to read the excel spreadsheet and insert the values from the spreadsheet into the db. Take a look at DBD::Oracle and Spreadsheet::ParseExcel in CPAN.
I just created a new table and filled it with data. When I run a simple select query, I can see all the data.
But when I try to build a report in Crystal with this table, I get no data. It doesn't matter if I have other tables included or not, so it isn't a linking issue.
If I right click a field and choose "browse data", I get nothing, which tells me that somehow Crystal can't read the data at all.
I created the table with the same user name/password that I used when connecting to the database from Crystal Reports.
Any ideas?
(If it matters, I'm using Oracle 10g Release 1 and Crystal Reports XI Release 2. We use a direct Oracle connection, not an ODBC.)
I found the problem. I hadn't yet committed the data on the database.
This taught me something about Oracle. I rarely use the "commit" command - but when I have created tables and filled them with data it's been via a "select" statement. Those tables have always worked. This time I did it via the insert all command. I needed to commit for that to work!