Export "SQL Insert" problem

Hello to everybody,
I'm using SQL Developer 1.0.0.15.57 in an Italian Windows XP Professional SP2.
I'm exporting a table as "SQL Insert" and I have the following problem: the exported INSERT instruction contains, i.e., 123,45 instead of 123.45 so, running the INSERT, Oracle 10 tells me too much values were given because
Value1, 123,45, Value2, ...
is wrong: it should be
Value1, 123.45, Value2, ...
I think this is a problem of the Internation settings (in Italy we use , as decimal separator instead of the . ). Does anybody know how to solve this?
For the moment I have changed my Internal Settings with USA and, after arestart, this is fixed. However now there is another less heavy problem: the dates are written in English like to_date('01-JAN-06', ... instead of to_date('01-GEN-06', ... but I can fix it with a search&replace function.
Thank you in advance
Andrea

Hello. I'm trying to find a solution for this too. In Venezuela we also use , as decimal separator. Has anybody found a solution for this? It is absolutly necesary to change the international settings of my pc?
Thanks!
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i am inserting in a table values like-----
insert into tab1(col1) values(seq.nextval);
my col1 of tab1 is of varchar2(20) datatype and seq is a sequence.
now an error is coming
PL/SQL: ORA-00984: column not allowed here
why??

does not look like any error here...
14:14:07 SQL> CREATE TABLE tab1 (col1 VARCHAR2(20));
Table created.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
14:14:20 SQL> CREATE SEQUENCE seq START WITH 1 INCREMENT BY 1;
Sequence created.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
14:14:46 SQL> INSERT INTO tab1(col1) VALUES(seq.NEXTVAL);
1 row created.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
14:15:06 SQL> SELECT * FROM tab1;
COL1
1
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
14:15:13 SQL> INSERT INTO tab1(col1) VALUES(seq.NEXTVAL);
1 row created.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
14:15:22 SQL> SELECT * FROM tab1;
COL1
1
2
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00can you give more details about your problem, desc of your table, name of the sequence etc...

Exporting SQL data to Excel 2010 files - Excel sets all columns to DT_WSTR, ignores numeric or currency

It looks like this has been a problem since forever, but I'm hoping someone has a solution. I'm exporting SQL data to an .xlsx file. I have the columns in my query set to the appropriate values, e.g. SELECT Cast(column1 AS nvarchar()) 'column1',
Cast(column2 as currency) 'column2'. I have a spreadsheet and I've set the data type for each column. I have an OLEDB connection manager with the connection string of
Data Source=C:\MyFile.xlsx;Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Extended Properties="Excel 12.0;"; When I look at the Advanced Editor of my OLE DB Destination Component, I see that all the Input Columns are of the correct datatype, but
all the External Columns are of datatype DT_WSTR.
How can I get my numeric, currency, date fields to be written to Excel as numeric, currency, date? Right now they all get written as text, any numbers get single quotes put in front of them so they are treated as text.
I'm using SSIS 2008 R2.
I don't get it, SQL and Excel are both Microsoft, why is it so hard to get them to work together?!

Hi,
converting to DT_WSTR because you are converting this into nvarachar in your select statement in oledb source.
are you looking into the oledb destination or Excel destination for data types.
please remove the casting from your select and create the new table as showing in the following snapshot:
http://zaimraza.wordpress.com/

Oracle insert problem(records not in the order they are inserted)

hi, all:
I tried to insert a word list into a oracle table, everything is fine except that the words are not in the order they are inserted. For example, the words are inserted in the following sequence:
accreted
accreting
accretion
accretionary
accretive
bladebone
bladed
bladeless
bladelike
When I retrived the resultset from the table and iterate through each of the record, the words are not in the order inserted, i.e., it may look like this,
accreted
accreting
bladebone
bladed
accretion
accretionary
accretive
bladeless
bladelike
This strange phenomenon won't happen when the word list is small, like 500 words or so, but when the number of words reaches around 10,000, it takes place. My coworker also experienced this problem when trying to insert large volume of data into oracle table.
The code I used to insert into the DB table:
BufferedReader reader=new BufferedReader(new FileReader("C:\\Dictionary.txt"));
while( (line=reader.readLine())!=null )
     sql="INSERT INTO DICT " +
     "VALUES ('" + line +"')";
     statement.executeUpdate(sql);
Any advice will be highly appreciated,
thanks

Well, the best thing to do is follows scsi-boy's advice and add the additional column and either put a sequence number in it from the Java side as you insert, or use an Oracle sequence object to put a sequence number in it from the Oracle side (which is sort of like an auto-generated value, but different).
Note that an Oracle sequence generates numbers in sequence, but possibly with gaps (usually if the database is rebooted), unless you do some things that slow sequences down substantially. Sequences can also be something of a bottleneck on RAC clusters. See:
http://www.dizwell.com/oracle/articles/autonumbering.html
However, if your coworker is commiting after each and every insert (which is bad form and slows the database down, -10 points), and if your coworker is also never ever ever updating the columns after they've been inserted, and if your coworker is using Oracle 10g and not some older version such as 9i, then your coworker could use the ORA_ROWSCN pseudo-column to order by. Those are very very severe constraints and you shouldn't begin to consider doing it that way without a very good reason, and right now you and your coworker wouldn't know a good reason if it snuck up and bit you on the butt, you've got a lot of learning the basics first.

SQL insert with select statement having strange results

So I have the below sql (edited a bit). Now here's the problem.
I can run the select statement just fine, i get 48 rows back. When I run with the insert statement, a total of 9062 rows are inserted. What gives?
<SQL>
INSERT INTO mars_aes_data
(rpt_id, shpdt, blno, stt, shpr_nad, branch_tableS, csgn_nad,
csgnnm1, foreign_code, pnt_des, des, eccn_no, entity_no,
odtc_cert_ind, dep_date, equipment_no, haz_flag, schd_no,
schd_desc, rec_value, iso_ulti_dest, odtc_exempt, itn,
liscence_no, liscence_flag, liscence_code, mblno, mot,
cntry_load, pnt_load, origin_state, airline_prefix, qty1, qty2,
ref_val, related, routed_flag, scac, odtc_indicator, seal_no,
line_no, port_export, port_unlading, shipnum, shprnm1, veh_title,
total_value, odtc_cat_code, unit1, unit2)
SELECT 49, schemaP.tableS.shpdt, schemaP.tableS.blno,
schemaP.tableS.stt, schemaP.tableS.shpr_nad,
schemaP.tableM.branch_tableS, schemaP.tableS.csgn_nad,
schemaP.tableS.csgnnm1, schemaP.tableD.foreign_code,
schemaP.tableS.pnt_des, schemaP.tableS.des,
schemaP.tableD.eccn_no, schemaP.tableN.entity_no,
schemaP.tableD.odtc_cert_ind, schemaP.tableM.dep_date,
schemaP.tableM.equipment_no, schemaP.tableM.haz_flag,
schemaP.tableD.schd_no, schemaP.tableD.schd_desc,
schemaP.tableD.rec_value,
schemaP.tableM.iso_ulti_dest,
schemaP.tableD.odtc_exempt, schemaP.tableM.itn,
schemaP.tableD.liscence_no,
schemaP.tableM.liscence_flag,
schemaP.tableD.liscence_code, schemaP.tableS.mblno,
schemaP.tableM.mot, schemaP.tableS.cntry_load,
schemaP.tableS.pnt_load, schemaP.tableM.origin_state,
schemaP.tableM.airline_prefix, schemaP.tableD.qty1,
schemaP.tableD.qty2,
schemaC.func_getRefs@link (schemaP.tableS.ptt, 'ZYX'),
schemaP.tableM.related, schemaP.tableM.routed_flag,
schemaP.tableM.scac, schemaP.tableD.odtc_indicator,
schemaP.tableM.seal_no, schemaP.tableD.line_no,
schemaP.tableM.port_export,
schemaP.tableM.port_unlading, schemaP.tableS.shipnum,
schemaP.tableS.shprnm1, schemaP.tableV.veh_title,
schemaP.tableM.total_value,
schemaP.tableD.odtc_cat_code, schemaP.tableD.unit1,
schemaP.tableD.unit2
FROM schemaP.tableD@link,
schemaP.tableM@link,
schemaP.tableN@link,
schemaP.tableS@link,
schemaP.tableV@link
WHERE tableM.answer IN ('123', '456')
AND SUBSTR (tableS.area, 1, 1) IN ('A', 'S')
AND entity_no IN
('A',
'B',
'C',
'D',
'E',
AND TO_DATE (SUBSTR (tableM.time_stamp, 1, 8), 'YYYYMMDD')
BETWEEN '01-Mar-2009'
AND '31-Mar-2009'
AND tableN.shipment= tableD.shipment(+)
AND tableN.shipment= tableS.shipnum
AND tableN.shipment= tableM.shipment(+)
AND tableN.shipment= tableV.shipment(+)
<SQL>
Edited by: user11263048 on Jun 12, 2009 7:23 AM
Edited by: user11263048 on Jun 12, 2009 7:27 AM

Can you change this:
BETWEEN '01-Mar-2009'
AND '31-Mar-2009'To this:
BETWEEN TO_DATE('01-Mar-2009', 'DD-MON-YYYY')
AND TO_DATE('31-Mar-2009','DD-MON-YYYY')That may make no difference but you should never rely on implicit conversions like that, they're always likely to cause you nasty surprises.
If you're still getting the discrepancy, instead of and INSERT-SELECT, can you try a CREATE TABLE AS SELECT... just to see if you get the same result.

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