Microsoft ACCESS to Oracle

Does anyone know of an easy way to move data from a Microsoft Access Database to an Oracle database ??

Vinculating tables in access to Oracle is an easy way to do that.
How many tables you want to transport to Oracle ?
Joel Pérez
http://otn.oracle.com/experts

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I want to convert date from Microsoft Access to Oracle.

I want to convert date from Microsoft Access to Oracle.
My Oracel date format is 21-Jul-2004 02:24:09 AM
I use sqlldr in Oracle 9i Database and I
write control file
load data
infile 'test.txt'
into table test
fields terminated by "," optionally enclosed by '"'
trailing nullcols
name,
birthday
data file 'test.txt' for input
"dao","21-Jul-2004 02:24:09 AM"
why did error? ORA-01843: not a valid month
Thank.

replace birthday with
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Data Migration from Microsoft Access to Oracle 9i

Dear All
This is my first request in your forum,My problem is that I have installed SQL developer but unable to migrate my MDB (Microsoft access file) into Oracle 9i,I have done the following activities in order to migrate data.
open sql developer
under migration,click quick migration
quick migration wizard diaglog box appear,click new,
in the oracle tab, input the following information
input connection name 'zuhair',give user name and password (sys/s),check save password option,give role "sysdba" ,give connection type "basic",didnt check any any check box like os authorization and others,give host name 'zkhan-dfml',port '1521',sid 'dba' and then push the test button and then status show "success"
in the access tab, input the following information
input connection name ,input mdb file name by using browse button,after this step click test button then the following message display 'test fail odbc microsoft access driver not a valid password
I have tried to create odbc link but i think i have done some thing wrong,kindly help
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Hi Zuhair,
If you give details of the problems you are still having then we should be able to get SQL*Developer to work.
However, if you don't want to use SQL*Developer then the following options are taken from note 393760.1 available in Metalink if you have access to that -
1. Use a gateway that supports the non-Oracle database or generic connectivity if a third party ODBC driver is available to do a -
'create Oracle_table as select from non_oracle_table@database_link'
for each table. You would then have to manually create all the other objects (views, indexes, stored procedurs etc) and permissions etc that existed in the non-Oracle database.
2. Use the SQL*Plus COPY command to copy data from the non-Oracle database to the
Oracle database using a gateway or generic connectivity. The syntax is as follows:
COPY FROM username/password@oracle_sid -
INSERT destination_oracle_table -
USING query;
The following example selects all rows from the EMP table in the non-Oracle database and
inserts them into the local Oracle EMP table:
COPY FROM SCOTT/TIGER@ora10 -
INSERT EMP -
USING SELECT * FROM SCOTT.EMP@gateway;
where "gateway" is the database link created for the gateway.
3. Load the non-Oracle data into flat files and use SQL*Loader to put the data into Oracle tables. Again manual
work is required for the other objects.
4. Contact the Oracle Product Technology Services (PTS) group for assistance. See the webpage -
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration//workbench/index_sqldev_omwb.html
5. Use a third party migration tool. See -
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/isv/third_party.html
6. Use JDBC to connect to the non-Oracle database and Java in the Oracle database. This method will work but it is not suppported by the JDBC team.
=========
The amount of work involved will depend on the number and size of Access tables that you want to migrate.
Regards,
Mike

Microsoft Access and Oracle Forms

Hello All,
I have a requirement pertaining to fetching data from Microsoft Access Tables from an Oracle Form and posting that data in an oracle Database 9i eventually.The exact entities from Access Databse needs to be replicated with data upload through Forms9i...
Please send me the technology aspects of this and an insight how this can be achieved...
Regards,
Kapil Uppal

Kapil,
If I remember well, there exists a database migration assistant to turn Access databases to Oracle.
However, Forms9i no longer has an Oracle Call Adapter (OCA)component which would be required to make Forms9i work with ODBC databases. Oracle's database connect strategy is to use gateways instead.
Removing OCA could be a hot topic to discuss, but the decision made was based on the assumption that Forms9i is Web only and therefore no client side databases are used.
Not sure if Microsoft Access allows you to perform JDBC connects, as this would be an option to get data into Oracle Forms (requires some coding though).
Fran

Upload data from microsoft access to oracle form(in data block)

Hi all,
Any one can help me, how we can upload data from access file to developer form(in data block).
as
we upload data from text file to developer form(in data block) using some packages.
Thank's in advance

Hi Zuhair,
If you give details of the problems you are still having then we should be able to get SQL*Developer to work.
However, if you don't want to use SQL*Developer then the following options are taken from note 393760.1 available in Metalink if you have access to that -
1. Use a gateway that supports the non-Oracle database or generic connectivity if a third party ODBC driver is available to do a -
'create Oracle_table as select from non_oracle_table@database_link'
for each table. You would then have to manually create all the other objects (views, indexes, stored procedurs etc) and permissions etc that existed in the non-Oracle database.
2. Use the SQL*Plus COPY command to copy data from the non-Oracle database to the
Oracle database using a gateway or generic connectivity. The syntax is as follows:
COPY FROM username/password@oracle_sid -
INSERT destination_oracle_table -
USING query;
The following example selects all rows from the EMP table in the non-Oracle database and
inserts them into the local Oracle EMP table:
COPY FROM SCOTT/TIGER@ora10 -
INSERT EMP -
USING SELECT * FROM SCOTT.EMP@gateway;
where "gateway" is the database link created for the gateway.
3. Load the non-Oracle data into flat files and use SQL*Loader to put the data into Oracle tables. Again manual
work is required for the other objects.
4. Contact the Oracle Product Technology Services (PTS) group for assistance. See the webpage -
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration//workbench/index_sqldev_omwb.html
5. Use a third party migration tool. See -
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/isv/third_party.html
6. Use JDBC to connect to the non-Oracle database and Java in the Oracle database. This method will work but it is not suppported by the JDBC team.
=========
The amount of work involved will depend on the number and size of Access tables that you want to migrate.
Regards,
Mike

Microsoft Access plug-in for oracle migration workbench

I would like to migrate from Microsoft Access to oracle 10g,but Microsoft Access plug-in had not found on web site oracle.com.
Where can obtain the Microsoft Access plug-in?
Thanks!

Hi,
Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 incorporates the Migration Workbench, providing users with the ability to migrate database objects and data from MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access to Oracle. Oracle SQL Developer release 1.2.1 can be downloaded from OTN - http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration//workbench/index_sqldev_omwb.html.
I would recommend that you review the accompanying documentation - http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10405_01/doc/nav/portal_booklist.htm - to ensure that you understand how to use the tool for the migration of your MS Access MDB file.
Regards,
Hilary

While migrating from access to oracle ??

While loading data from SQL Loader, DATE is taken as dd-mmm-yy (eg: 18-MAR-02) even after specified in "mm/dd/yyyy HH24:mi:ss" in controlfile. How to resolve this problem ???
rgds,
manish

Hi,
Did you follow all the steps in the SQL*Developer documentation about preparing the Access database for migration -
Oracle® SQL Developer User’s Guide Release 3.0 -
2.2.4.3 Before Migrating From Microsoft Access
and -
Oracle® SQL Developer Supplementary Information for Microsoft Access Migrations Release 3.0
2.4 Preparing the Microsoft Access Database for Capture
The error also indicates there may be a problem with your Access installation so could you check that everything is okay with that ? I have found references that indicate a re-install of Office/Access will prevent the error.
Regards,
Mike

Migrating MS Access to Oracle 11gR2

Environment 1:
Windows 7 (64-bit), Microsoft Access 2003 (32-bit), Oracle SQL Developer 4.0.0
Environment 2:
Windows XP (32-bit), Microsoft Access 2003 (32-bit), Oracle SQL Developer 4.0.0
Has anyone succeeded in migrating an MS Access database to Oracle 11gR2?
In environment 1, I cannot add a connection to the MS Access database. And, yes, I tried odbcad32.exe from both %windows%\System32 and %windows%\SysWOW64.
In environment 2, I can connect to the MS Access database.
I tried to follow "Migrating a Microsoft Access Database to Oracle Database 11g" (http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/db/sqldev/r30/MSAccessMigration/MSAccessMigration.htm), but in the section on "Capturing the Microsoft Access Exported Files", it happily states: "The procedure for creating the Microsoft Access database scripts has been completed for you and the files are available in the zip file provided in the prerequisites." and I cannot find a reference to how those scripts were created, so I'm stuck there.
The Quick Video entitled "Migrating from Microsoft Access to Oracle" (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/migration/access-084991.html) captures a Sybase database instead, so no luck there either.
Section "2.2.4.3.1 Creating Microsoft Access XML Files" of the "Oracle® SQL Developer User's Guide" states:
"To prepare for capturing a Microsoft Access database, the Exporter for Microsoft Access tool must be run, either automatically or manually, as explained in Section 2.2.5, "Capturing the Source Database". This tool is packaged as a Microsoft Access MDE file and it allows you to export the Microsoft Access MDB file to an XML file." But there's nothing whatsoever relevant to this issue in section 2.2.5. Nor in the "Oracle® SQL Developer Supplementary Information for Microsoft Access Migrations".
I tried Tools -> Migration -> Create Database Capture Scripts... but there's no MS Access to select.
I tried Tools -> Database Export... but cannot connect to the MS Access database.
Stuck again.
I tried right-clicking on the MS Access db and selecting the "Copy To Oracle..." option, but nothing happens.
I tried using Tools -> Migration -> Migrate
but at the capture stage, I get an error "java.lang. Exception: The plugin used to capture this model is not available. Please re-install the plugin and try again before convert." But I cannot find a reference to a plug-in for MS Access.
I tried Tools -> Database Copy... but cannot select the MS Access database as source.
I found ckw460's entry in this forum at https://community.oracle.com/thread/2593134 and found "Oracle Application Express 4.2" at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/apex/downloads/index.html and in the zip the omwb2007.zip (s)he mentioned. I assume I'd have to use omwb2003.zip, but it is unclear to me how to apply it.
I.e., lots of frustrations and after well over a day, I'm still nowhere.
Can anyone assist?
Kind regards,
Herta

Hello Herta,
sorry for the delay, but just found your thread.
The MS Access Migration has been dropped from the SQL Developer V4 as the JDK 1.7 does not have the JDBC/ODBC bridge included anymore. The V4 option is only offering the "Copy to Oracle" function which works when you open the MS Access connection, check out the tables present and then do a right click on that table and select "Copy to Oracle".
Another option would be to use the 3.2 SQL Developer release.
- Klaus

What is the Oracle equivalent of the Microsoft Access FIRST function?

Using: Oracle 10gR2 RAC on SUSE Linux 9 (10.2.0.3)
In the process of converting a Microsoft Access database to Oracle, an Access query is using the FIRST function.
What is the Oracle equivalent of the Microsoft Access FIRST function?
In the attempt to convert, the Oracle FIRST_VALUE function was used. However, the same results was not achieved.
Thanks,
(BLL)
Query:
h2. ACCESS:
SELECT
     TRE.GCUSNO,
     UCASE([DCUSNO]) AS DCUSNO_STD,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DNAME])) AS DNAME_STD*,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DADDR])) AS DADDR_STD*,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DCITY])) AS DCITY_STD*,
     TRE.DSTATE,
     FIRST(TRE.DZIP) AS DZIP,
     TRE.DREGN,
     TRE.DDIST,
     TRE.DSLSMN,
     TRE.DCHAIN,
     TRE.MARKET,
     TRE.MKTPGM,
     TRE.EUMKT
FROM
     TRE
GROUP BY
     TRE.GCUSNO,
     UCASE([DCUSNO]),
     TRE.DSTATE,
     TRE.DREGN,
     TRE.DDIST,
     TRE.DSLSMN,
     TRE.DCHAIN,
     TRE.MARKET,
     TRE.MKTPGM,
     TRE.EUMKT;
h2. ORACLE:
SELECT DISTINCT
TRE.GCUSNO,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCUSNO)) AS DCUSNO_STD,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DNAME)) AS DNAME_STD,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DADDR)) AS DADDR_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DNAME)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DNAME_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DADDR)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DADDR_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCITY)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DCITY_STD,
TRE.DSTATE,
TRE.DZIP,
FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DZIP)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.DZIP ASC) AS DZIP,
TRE.DREGN,
TRE.DDIST,
TRE.DSLSMN,
TRE.DCHAIN,
TRE.MARKET,
TRE.MKTPGM,
TRE.EUMKT
FROM CRM.TREUP100R TRE
GROUP BY
TRE.GCUSNO,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCUSNO)),
TRE.DNAME,
TRE.DADDR,
TRE.DCITY,
TRE.DSTATE,
TRE.DZIP,
TRE.DREGN,
TRE.DDIST,
TRE.DSLSMN,
TRE.DCHAIN,
TRE.MARKET,
TRE.MKTPGM,
TRE.EUMKT;

A slight correction to odie's post. I think you want min not max to replicate the Access first function, but see below to be sure. So:
min(upper(trim(tre.dname))) keep (dense_rank first order by tre.gcusno) as dname_std
user10860953 wrote:How does one ignore null values?The min and max functions will ignore nulls automatically, so if there is a null value in tre.dname, it will not be be returned, unless all of the values are null. For example:
SQL> WITH t AS (
2     SELECT 65 id, 'ABCD' col FROM dual UNION ALL
3     SELECT 37, 'DEFG' FROM dual UNION ALL
4     SELECT 65, 'DEFG' FROM dual UNION ALL
5     SELECT 65, null FROM dual UNION ALL
6     SELECT 70, null FROM dual UNION ALL
7     SELECT 70, null FROM dual UNION ALL
8     SELECT 37, 'ABC' from dual)
9 SELECT id,
10         MIN(col) keep (DENSE_RANK FIRST ORDER BY id) min_dname_std,
11         MAX(col) keep (DENSE_RANK FIRST ORDER BY id) max_dname_std
12 FROM t
13 GROUP BY id;
        ID MIN_ MAX_
        37 ABC DEFG
        65 ABCD DEFG
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It is possible access to an'ORACLE database from Microsoft Access?

Yes, that's possible.
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Insert failed,
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>>so I see in my access form this message
This a exception, You need find a way to capture this message from Microsoft Access.
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I am trying to transfer data into an Oracle Database from Access. The table I'm aiming at is a CLOB, and Access/Windows ODBC are complaining about the sql data type being out of range. Experimenting with removing fields from my script I have narrowed it down to the CLOB filed. I have tried google searches and found several answers to the error but none that has anything to do with CLOBs
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I'm using DRIVER=Microsoft ODBC for Oracle in my data source and the Access field I was migrating out of is set as "Memo", but again I've tried experimental loads with more restrictive datatypes and different drivers and not had any joy.
I all else fails I can dump the whole lot to an excel file and load it through sql developer but for various reasons I would rather go through the access route if at all possible. Can anyone help please?
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Within first few links from relevant google search:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244661
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Insert Time and Date into Microsoft Access from Lookout

I have an SQLExec running to export data to Microsoft Access - I would like to get A) A time stamp also to insert and B) A time stamp with out / and : -- I have found it impossible (from my limited knowledge) to do any of these things.
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[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in UPDATE statement.

Hi,
I am getting following error message ,
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in UPDATE statement.
When run this code.
<%@ page import= "java.sql.*"%>
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Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
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%>
tscipshift=table ,column=11-Aug-08 are all exist.
I dont know why I am getting error mesage.
Any idea why?

Shahbaz2008 wrote:
you haven't set your user name and password hereI don't believe that's necessary with Access. Then again, it's not an enterprise database.
Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:bspipdb");
change it to this
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here pass your username and password...
In Oracle default user name and password is
username = scott
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So the statement would be
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Besides this change your table name 11-Aug-08 to anything that is not start with number or any special symbols.
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