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| External Tables: Querying Data From Flat Files in Oracle - Query the contents of flat files as if they were regular tables. |
Jabs said... 11/13/2006Good Article. Helped to start with external Tables. |
Jyoti said... Nice Explanation |
robindulal2004@yahoo said... not bad at all |
Khan said... Nice explanation for the beginners |
Anandh said... Yeah good explantion,better to be berifed for beginners |
Jignesh said... Excellent work for beginners...keet it up. |
Anil Kumar said... Excellent article. Given example is very clear and understanding...Thanks for sharing. |
Hoek said... Hi Tim,I've been 'spamming' many great articles from your great site like h*ll on OTN, and just now I noticed: CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY EXT_TABLES AS 'C:temp'; I hope I'm not too late ;-), and I don't want to be a nit-picker but shouldn't that be: CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY EXT_TABLES AS 'C:\temp'; if your example is based on windoze? ;-) Regards, Hoek |
Tim... said... Hi.Thanks for the heads-up. I had a problem with my CMS a while ago where it started to remove "\" characters. I fixed the CMS, but I guess some of the damage still remains. I've corrected the article. Thanks very much and I don't think you're a nit-picker. :) Cheers Tim... |
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