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We have our database running in INTEGRA4 (RDBMS) , and we want to migrate to Oracle, and as such we have to import data to oracle.
INTEGRA4 supports SELECT FROM Table INTO file .. delimited by ‘|’ command to get an Ascii dump of the table, and this is the only way I can export data in INTEGRA4. My problem is to import this ‘|’ delimited ASCII file in ORALCE table . Can someone help ? .. which is the best way to import such a file in an oracle table ? (I have 200 tables in my schema) ![]() |
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Use SQLLoader, see this for reference, there is also a nice O'Reilly book
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Thank you pabloj .. i solved my problem .. your reference link was very informative .. thanks .
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