how to export data from oracle table to text file using sqlplus?
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['$ sqlplus.', '$ sqlplus schema@//machine.domain:port/database.', 'set colsep , set headsep off set pagesize 0 set trimspool on.', 'set linesize # set numwidth #', 'spool file_path.', 'spool off.', 'SELECT title, primary_author FROM books;']
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['Turn on the header of the result set using the . header on command.', 'Set the output mode to CSV to instruct the sqlite3 tool to issue the result in the CSV mode.', 'Send the output to a CSV file.', 'Issue the query to select data from the table to which you want to export.']
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you can right click on database in the Object Explorer and select Database->Tasks->Export Data . An SQL Server Import and Export Wizard dialog opens and you will be able to export data from any table or query to the file or another destination.
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['In the following box you get an option to save what was shown in the grid as a CSV or a tab delimited file. ... ', 'Then, OK on that, and go back to the main SSMS screen.', 'Then press the toolbar button “Results to file” (or Ctrl + Shift + F) ... ', 'It will then open up an Import/Export wizard. ... ', 'Choose the destination for your data.']
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In Oracle sql developer go to Tables --> select import data ---> select your excel or csv file --> it will display the column --> import the data into a table.
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['tableID – Required. Specify the HTML table ID to export data from.', 'filename – Optional. Specify the file name to download excel data.']
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['Use Transact-SQL statements. Using the commands, BULK INSERT or OPENROWSET (BULK…), you can import data. ... ', 'Import using the Flat File Wizard. Using the Import Flat File Wizard in SSMS, you can import a text file into SQL server. ... ', 'SQL Server Import and Export Wizard.']
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['Open Excel Spreadsheet in MS Excel. ... ', 'Choose File->Save As and select CSV (Comma delimited) in Save As Type dropdown and enter filename where you want output to go. ... ', 'Connect to Oracle.']
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In the File type field select the format "Text CSV". Enter a name and click Save. From the Export of text files dialog that appears, select the character set and the field and text delimiters for the data to be exported, and confirm with OK.
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['SQLLOADER. sqlloader is an Oracle utility to load data from external files to table. ... ', 'EXTERNAL TABLES. External tables is an advanced feature of Oracle SQLLOADER. ... ', 'UTL. UTL is another Oracle utility to load data from flat file to Oracle and vice versa. ... ', 'Using Tools (SQLDEVELOPER) EMP. ... ', 'INSERT script.']
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['Right-click on the database that contains tables you wish to export. ... ', 'Click Next > on the Introduction page. ... ', 'On the Choose Objects page, select all of the tables you wish to export. ... ', 'On the Set Scripting Options page, select Save scripts to a specific location.']
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['Right Click on the Database -> Tasks -> Export Data.', 'Select the source/target Database.', 'Select source/target table and fields.', 'Copy the data.']
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[' Click Tools > Database Export.', ' In the Connection drop down, select the connection from which you want to export objects. ... ', ' Deselect the Export Data check box and Click Next.', ' Retain the default values of all object types selected. ... ', ' Click Next.', ' ... ', ' ... ', '']
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To export a BLOB field to file, you need a SQL Server utility called “bcp”, more info http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162802.aspx. You can run bcp.exe from the DOS command line or within SQL Server Management Studio query window.
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[' Select File > Export Results.', ' Enter a statement in the Query Window.', ' Execute the query by clicking on the toolbar.', ' In the Export File dialog box, enter a file name.', ' From the Save As Type menu, select a file type.']
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['If you want to save the results in a txt file, you can do this in SSMS. Go to Tools>Options:', 'Select the option Result to file:', 'Create a query and execute the query. ... ', 'The result saved are the following:', 'SQLCMD. ... ', 'PowerShell. ... ', 'Import/Export Wizard in SSMS. ... ', 'You will open the SQL Server Import and Export wizard:']
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First, declare a dataTable/dataset (I would prefer DataTable) to hold your query result from DB. Then loop through the datatable rows and get the data append into a string builder(or any other way you like to build your string) Then append the string into the txt file.