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unloading data using external tables in 10g
I am assuming that readers are familiar with external table concepts and DIRECTORY objects. SQL> CREATE DIRECTORY xt_dir AS 'c:\temp\ora'; Directory created ...
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the merge statement in oracle 9i
Oracle treats MERGE as a MERGE and not an UPDATE+INSERT statement. ... We can compare the overall performance of MERGE against a pre-9i SQL solution. ...
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case expressions and statements in oracle 9i
Oracle has provided a built-in exception for this event; CASE_NOT_FOUND. The following example shows what happens if the CASE statement cannot find a true ...
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user-defined aggregate functions in oracle 9i
With the development framework for data cartridges mapped out for us by Oracle, user-defined aggregate functions are actually very simple to create. ...
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associative arrays in oracle 9i release 2
Somewhere around Oracle 8, PL/SQL Tables were re-badged as "index-by tables", which referred to the syntax we used to declare the array types with (TYPE ...
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external tables in oracle 9i
external tables in oracle 9i. External tables enable us to read ... In the EMP_XT table, we have a DATE column that needs to be converted as on line 26, ...
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oracle-developer.net
Jan 28, 2009 ... Articles and utilities for Oracle developers. ... oracle-developer.net is a resource for Oracle database developers. ...
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dml error logging in oracle 10g release 2
Line 3: the LOG ERRORS clause is how we invoke DML error logging. We are telling Oracle that we wish our DML statement to succeed in the event that we ...
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the merge statement in oracle 9i
the merge statement in oracle 9i. This article introduces the new MERGE SQL command (sometimes referred to as "UPSERT"). MERGE is a DML command that enables ...
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the merge statement in oracle 9i
We can now see an example of the MERGE statement. In the following example, ... Oracle treats MERGE as a MERGE and not an UPDATE+INSERT statement. ...
 
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