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Michael Austin
 
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Default Re: BCP out tool to export large table - 04-23-2008 , 08:57 PM






DA Morgan wrote:
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news.free.fr wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to find an oracle tool to export the content of a 20
million records (on 22 col that contain number, varchar, float data
type) much like a bcp tool would do for sybase or sql.
So far I tried oracle sql developper which did not proved to be
fast/efficient.
Sqlldr only loads data into table.
sqlplus with a spool option is too slow for tables of that size.

Does anyone would know a simple oracle tool that could help me?
I am working under 10G environment on a windows XP client machine.
Server is 10.2.0.1.

thanks

Export for what purpose?

If to put in another Oracle database there is one answer ... if to put
into another company's product then name it.

It makes a difference.

PS: Why are you working on totally unpatched software?
and on ---gaaaggg--- windows - and being on windows it doesn't matter
what tool you use - it will be slow.


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Michael Austin
 
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Default Re: BCP out tool to export large table - 04-23-2008 , 08:57 PM






DA Morgan wrote:
Quote:
news.free.fr wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to find an oracle tool to export the content of a 20
million records (on 22 col that contain number, varchar, float data
type) much like a bcp tool would do for sybase or sql.
So far I tried oracle sql developper which did not proved to be
fast/efficient.
Sqlldr only loads data into table.
sqlplus with a spool option is too slow for tables of that size.

Does anyone would know a simple oracle tool that could help me?
I am working under 10G environment on a windows XP client machine.
Server is 10.2.0.1.

thanks

Export for what purpose?

If to put in another Oracle database there is one answer ... if to put
into another company's product then name it.

It makes a difference.

PS: Why are you working on totally unpatched software?
and on ---gaaaggg--- windows - and being on windows it doesn't matter
what tool you use - it will be slow.


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