Import many excel file into owb automatically

Is it possible to load several excel files in owb automatically?
I want to avoid the follow situation...
I have like 100 excel files I have to create 100 system dsn each pointing to one excel file.
Is it possible?
Thanks

owb treat excel file as database. so you can keep your content in one excel but across different worksheet.
if you want to have multiple excel to be read by owb then create seperate dsn.
otherwise create flat files(pipe delimited) by SSIS service and use OWB to load data from flat files.

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Import excel file into owb automatically, is it possible?

Is it possible to load several excel files in owb automatically?
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Is it possible?
Thanks

The forum is how to integrate foreign databases into an oracle database using gateway. From the provided description you're trying to import an Excel file directly into OWB. OWB has its own mechanism to import these files , so better post your issue in the OWB forum:
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Hello everyone!
I have an Excel file I want to Import into SQL Developer. Do I need to Create a table first than import the file into the table?
Or is there a way to import an Excel file and it automatically generate or turn into a table?
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Joyce Scapicchio wrote:
I suspect that you are having memory problems opening the excel file. This is a known issue with excel files for importing and exporting. Check this post for suggestions:
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Joyce Scapicchio
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How can I import a excel file into database?
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test_loader.ctl
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ID NUMBER
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COL3 VARCHAR2(10)
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how can i import an excel file into formscentral?

Thanks for asking. This is not something we currently support but you can add or vote on feature ideas:
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Anybody can help me on importing a big text file (i.e. an excel file) into a table without using SQL Loader?
Thnx in advance

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(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 10.12.0.24)(PORT = 1521))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SID = EXCL)
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(SID_DESC =
(PROGRAM = hsodbc)
(SID_NAME = <hs_sid>)
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(SID_NAME = PLSExtProc)
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2 USING 'excl'
3 /
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SQL> SELECT table_name FROM all_tables@excl;
TABLE_NAME
DEPT
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I used the import option which is present in file-import i followed the instruction and at last while clicking the finish tab its showing the import was successful.
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Edited by: 858747 on 25-Aug-2011 05:48

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