Data Load to Oracle Tables.

Dear User,
I have a requirement where I need to create a new Apex application that will allow the Planning department to create Item Lists and Locations lists. They will build the lists based on values (location or Item) that they paste from their Spreadsheets into the Apex App.
Location list will be in the below Format.
"02-05-07-14-15-19-20-21-23-25-27-28-44-47-53-54-61-63-65-66-68-69-74-75-77-79-81-85-86-87-89-90-92-95-96-97-98-99-101-103-105-107-111-112-116-119-120-127-130-133-139-143-147"
And Item List will be in the below Format.
7310468
1009521
4490033
4490156
4490318
4490334
4490059
4490083
I need to load the Location List Data and Item_list Data into two different tables "Loc_List_stage" and "Item_list_stage". Every Location should be on a different line and same with the Item List.
Any Help or suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks!
NS

Hi,
Go to: SQL Workshop -> Utilities -> Data Workshop
In the Data Load section choose: Text Data
Load To : Existing table
Load From: Copy and paste
Next choose the schema in which your table is present in which you want to load data
and then select the table name.
Then copy and paste the data to be uploaded and then can upload the data.
See if it works!
Regards,
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