Export query results to flat file with dynamic filename
Hi
Can anybody can point me how to dynamic export query serults set to for example txt file using process flows in OWB.
Let say I have simple select query
select * from table1 where daterange >= sysdate -1 and daterange < sysdate
so query results will be different every day because daterange will be different. Also I would like to name txt file dynamicly as well
eg. results_20090601.txt, results_20090602.txt, results_20090603.txt
I cant see any activity in process editor to enter custom sql statment, like it is in MSSQL 2000 or 2005
thanks in advance
You can call existing procedures from a process flow the procedure can create the filename with whatever name you desire. OWB maps with file as target can also create a file with a dynamic name defined by an expression (see here ).
Cheers
David
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p_filename IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'export_csv.csv',
p_delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ';',
p_coll_name IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'MY_EXP_COLL'
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v_column_list DBMS_SQL.desc_tab;
v_column_cursor PLS_INTEGER;
v_number_of_col PLS_INTEGER;
v_col_names VARCHAR2 (4000);
v_line VARCHAR2 (4000);
v_delimiter VARCHAR2 (100);
v_error VARCHAR2 (4000);
v_code VARCHAR2 (4000);
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LOOP
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|| (v_column_list (i).col_name);
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THEN
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END IF;
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LOOP
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c010, c011, c012, c013, c014, c015, c016, c017, c018,
c019, c020, c021, c022, c023, c024, c025, c026, c027,
c028, c029, c030, c031, c032, c033, c034, c035, c036,
c037, c038, c039, c040, c041, c042, c043, c044, c045,
c046, c047, c048, c049, c050
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WHERE collection_name = p_coll_name)
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RTRIM ( c.c001
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c002
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c003
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c004
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c005
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c006
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c007
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|| c.c008
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|| c.c009
|| p_delimiter
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|| c.c011
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c012
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c013
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c014
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c015
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c016
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c017
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c018
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c019
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c020
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c021
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c022
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c023
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c024
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c025
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c026
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c027
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|| c.c028
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c029
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c030
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c031
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c032
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c033
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c034
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|| c.c037
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c038
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c039
|| p_delimiter
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|| c.c041
|| p_delimiter
|| c.c042
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v_delimiter
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THEN
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EXCEPTION
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<ls_field> type any.
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not_exist = 2
inconsistent = 3
others = 4.
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data i type i.
loop at <lt_data> assigning <ls_data>.
loop at tb_flditab into ls_flditab.
i = sy-tabix.
assign component i of structure <ls_data> to <ls_field>.
l_temp_char = <ls_field>.
if i eq 1.
l_file = l_temp_char.
else.
concatenate l_file ',' l_temp_char into l_file.
endif.
endloop.
transfer l_file to p_filnm.
clear l_file.
endloop.
close dataset p_filnm.
Cheers,
Scott
Edited by: Jeffrey Holdeman on May 25, 2010 4:44 PM
Added markup to improve readability
Edited by: Jeffrey Holdeman on May 25, 2010 4:47 PM -
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