Oracle script to extract SQL server data to XML/CSX file format

HI,
I have a requirement like-
Create an Oracle script to Extract data from SQL Server to XML/CSV file format in File server (Oracle Server and File Server are in different boxes).
Create an Oracle script to Retrieve data from the File Server, validate and load into the Oracle staging table
Create an Oracle script to Push data from Oracle Staging table to native SQL Server table
We may/may not be using the staging table
Could anyone please respond immediately as it is urgent ?
Thanks,
Inbamalar

user10594152 wrote:
HI,
I have a requirement like-
Create an Oracle script to Extract data from SQL Server to XML/CSV file format in File server (Oracle Server and File Server are in different boxes).
Create an Oracle script to Retrieve data from the File Server, validate and load into the Oracle staging table
Create an Oracle script to Push data from Oracle Staging table to native SQL Server table
We may/may not be using the staging table
Could anyone please respond immediately as it is urgent ?
Thanks,
Inbamalar
Urgent issues indicate a live/production system is having problems and a company is losing money, or customers are being prevented from using it.
For urgent issues you should raise your issue with Oracle Support using your customer support identifier.
The community forums are for non-urgent issues. To suggest such issues are urgent is considered rude, as the people who help here are volunteers with their own jobs to do, so demanding their time for your "urgent" issue is not appropriate. It also suggests that you think your issue is more important than other people's issues, so you are being rude to those people too. Your issue is no more important than anyone elses.
In relation to your question, you need to provide more information.
Please read: Re: 2. How do I ask a question on the forums?
When you refer to "SQL Server" are you referring to the Microsoft SQL Server product, or are you just referring to a physical server with your oracle database on it?

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