Publish BLOB table data as OS files

Hi,
I have a table with a BLOB column, where binary files are stored. Is it possible to make these files available for simple Windows user with Windows Explorer?
Tamás
Edited by: Tamas Szecsy on Jan 14, 2011 9:46 PM

In what version?
Look into DBFS in the Oracle docs: http://tahiti.oracle.com.

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import string
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This may not be an option for you but in pinch you may want to consider outputing your data to an MS Spreadsheet, then saving it as a CSV. It's somewhat of a cumbersome process, but it will get you by for now.
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Hi,
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DATA: ld_filename TYPE string,
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Can you suggest any easy way?What about the answers given in your previous post:
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Use Oracle's SQL Developer. Bring up the table in a
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Really? excel for 90K rows :)
face/desk/floor/"Hi and sorry neighbours below, it's me again"
Err, I see you point, thanks Dang, I completely missed the 90k recs part, I must be getting old or modern ;)
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IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[ExportTablesCreateView]') AND type in (N'P', N'PC'))
DROP PROCEDURE [dbo].[ExportTablesCreateView]
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[ExportTablesCreateView]
ExportTablesCreateView
Description:
Read in a tablename or viewname with parameters and create a view v_ExportTable of the
data. The view will typically be read by bcp to download SQL table data to flat files.
bcp does not have the options to include column headers, include fields in double quotes,
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wider tables could not be directly called by bcp. So create the v_ExportTable and have
bcp SELECT v_ExportTable instead of the original table or view.
Parameters:
@pTableName VARCHAR(128) - table or view to create v_ExportTable from
@pColumnHeader INT =1 - include column headers in the first row
@pDoubleQuoteFields INT = 1 - put double quotes " around all column values including column headers
@pDouble_EmbeddedDoubleQuotes INT = 1 - This is usually used with @pDoubleQuoteFields INT = 1. 'ab"c"d would be 'ab""c""d.
@pNumNULLValue VARCHAR(1) = '0' - NULL number data types will export this value instead of bcp default of ''
@pDateTimeFormat INT = 121 - DateTime data types will use this format value
Example:
EXEC ExportTablesCreateView 'custname', 1, 1, 1, '0', 121
@pTableName VARCHAR(128),
@pColumnHeader INT = 1,
@pDoubleQuoteFields INT = 1,
@pDouble_EmbeddedDoubleQuotes INT = 1,
@pNumNULLValue VARCHAR(1) = '0',
@pDateTimeFormat INT = 121
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @columnname varchar(128)
DECLARE @columnsize int
DECLARE @data_type varchar(128)
DECLARE @HeaderRow nvarchar(max)
DECLARE @ColumnSelect nvarchar(max)
DECLARE @SQLSelect nvarchar(max)
DECLARE @SQLCommand nvarchar(max)
DECLARE @ReturnCode INT
DECLARE @Note VARCHAR(500)
DECLARE db_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT COLUMN_NAME, ISNULL(Character_maximum_length,0), Data_type
FROM [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[COLUMNS]
WHERE TABLE_NAME = @pTableName AND TABLE_SCHEMA='dbo'
OPEN db_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor INTO @ColumnName, @ColumnSize, @Data_type
SET @HeaderRow = ''
SET @ColumnSelect = ''
-- Loop through each of the @pTableColumns to build the SELECT Statement
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
BEGIN TRY
-- Put double quotes around each field - example "MARIA","SHARAPOVA"
IF @pDoubleQuoteFields = 1
BEGIN
-- Include column headers in the first row - example "FirstName","LastName"
IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @HeaderRow = @HeaderRow + '''"' + @ColumnName + '"'' as ''' + @columnname + ''','
-- Unsupported Export data type returns "" - example "",
IF @Data_Type in ('image', 'varbinary', 'binary', 'timestamp', 'cursor', 'hierarchyid', 'sql_variant', 'xml', 'table', 'spatial Types')
SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + '''""'' as [' + @ColumnName + '],'
-- Format DateTime data types according to input parameter
ELSE IF @Data_Type in ('datetime', 'smalldatetime', 'datetime2', 'date', 'datetimeoffset')
-- example - CASE when [aaa] IS NULL THEN '""' ELSE QUOTENAME(CONVERT(VARCHAR,[aaa], 121), CHAR(34)) END AS [aaa],
SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @columnname + '] IS NULL THEN ''""'' ELSE QUOTENAME(CONVERT(VARCHAR,[' + @columnname + '],' + CONVERT(VARCHAR,@pDateTimeFormat) + '), CHAR(34)) END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
-- SET Numeric data types with NULL value according to input parameter
ELSE IF @Data_Type in ('bigint', 'numeric', 'bit', 'smallint', 'decimal', 'smallmoney', 'int', 'tinyint', 'money', 'float', 'real')
-- example - CASE when [aaa] IS NULL THEN '"0"' ELSE QUOTENAME([aaa], CHAR(34)) END AS [aaa],
SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @columnname + '] IS NULL THEN ''"' + @pNumNULLValue + '"'' ELSE QUOTENAME([' + @columnname + '], CHAR(34)) END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
ELSE
-- Double embedded double quotes - example "abc"d"ed" to "abc""d""ed". Only applicible for character data types.
IF @pDouble_EmbeddedDoubleQuotes = 1
BEGIN
-- example - CASE when [aaa] IS NULL THEN '""' ELSE '"' + REPLACE([aaa],'"','""') + '"' END AS [aaa],
SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @ColumnName + '] IS NULL THEN ''""'' ELSE ''"'' + REPLACE([' + @ColumnName + '],''"'',''""'') + ''"'' END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
END
-- DO NOT PUT Double embedded double quotes - example "abc"d"ed" unchanged to "abc"d"ed"
ELSE
BEGIN
-- example - CASE when [aaa] IS NULL THEN '""' ELSE '"' + [aaa] + '"' END AS [aaa],
SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @ColumnName + '] IS NULL THEN ''""'' ELSE ''"'' + [' + @ColumnName + '] + ''"'' END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
END
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ELSE
BEGIN
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IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @HeaderRow = @HeaderRow + '''' + @ColumnName + ''' as ''' + @columnname + ''','
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SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @columnname + '] IS NULL THEN ''' + @pNumNULLValue + ''' ELSE CONVERT(VARCHAR,[' + @columnname + ']) END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
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BEGIN
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SET @ColumnSelect = @ColumnSelect + 'CASE WHEN [' + @columnname + '] IS NULL THEN '''' ELSE CONVERT(VARCHAR,[' + @columnname + ']) END AS [' + @ColumnName + '],'
END
END
FETCH NEXT FROM db_cursor INTO @ColumnName, @ColumnSize, @Data_Type
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN (1)
END CATCH
END
CLOSE db_cursor
DEALLOCATE db_cursor
BEGIN TRY
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IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @HeaderRow = SUBSTRING(@HeaderRow , 1, LEN(@HeaderRow ) - 1)
SET @ColumnSelect = SUBSTRING(@ColumnSelect, 1, LEN(@ColumnSelect) - 1)
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IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @SQLSelect = 'SELECT ' + @HeaderRow + ' UNION ALL ' +
'SELECT ' + @ColumnSelect + ' FROM [' + @pTableName + ']'
ELSE
SET @SQLSelect = 'SELECT ' + @ColumnSelect + ' FROM [' + @pTableName + ']'
---- diagnostics
---- PRINT truncates at 4k or 8k, not sure, my tables have many colummns
--PRINT @SQLSelect
--DECLARE @END varchar(max) = RIGHT(@SQLSelect, 3000)
--PRINT @end
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SET @SQLCommand = '
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM SYS.views WHERE name = ''v_ExportTable'')
BEGIN
DROP VIEW v_ExportTable
END'
EXECUTE @ReturnCode = sp_executesql @SQLCommand
IF @returncode = 1
BEGIN
RETURN (1)
END
-- create the view
SET @SQLCommand = '
CREATE VIEW v_ExportTable AS ' + @SQLSelect
-- diagnostics
--print @sqlcommand
EXECUTE @ReturnCode = sp_executesql @SQLCommand
IF @returncode = 1
BEGIN
RETURN (1)
END
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN (1)
END CATCH
RETURN (0)
END -- CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[ExportTablesCreateView]
GO

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Hi ,
I need to create a Xml file at inbound by taking input as SAP Tables Data at outbound. What are adapters to be used at outbound and inbound interfaces. Please correct me if iam wrong. At outbound side iam taking jdbc adapter and at inbound side iam taking file adapter. Can anybody guide me how to do this scenario with screen shots. Is it possible to use proxies for this scenario.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Prem.S

What are adapters to be used at outbound and inbound interfaces.
JDBC and File
At outbound side iam taking jdbc adapter and at inbound side iam taking file adapter. 
Will do
Can anybody guide me how to do this scenario with screen shots
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/06/01/file-to-jdbc-adapter-using-sap-xi-30
/people/saravanakumar.kuppusamy2/blog/2005/01/19/rdbms-system-integration-using-xi-30-jdbc-senderreceiver-adapter
/people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/save-time-with-generalized-jdbc-datatypes
Is it possible to use proxies for this scenario.
Yes, but it would be easier to use JDBC
Regards,
Prateek

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hi,
i am using oracle 8.0.7 , i want to export a table data in to text file, thanks in advance
Noman ul haq

2 options:
1) Spool the query results into a file using SQL*PLUS
2) If you can use the Oracle Server, look at the UTL_FILE package. This writes files, but ONLY to the Oracle server. It will NOT write out to your client machine. Your DBA will need to add an entry to allow for the UTL_FILE package to write out to the directory you choose.
Hope that helps - the documentation should have detailed usage of UTL_FILE package. Or search on this site b/c this is a common question - see it at least 3 times a week.

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Thanks in advance

Also bear in mind that SQL Developer and PL/SQL Developer are running on your local client, so it's transferring all 18 million rows to the client before formatting and putting them out to a file. If you had some PL/SQL code to export it on the database server it would run a lot faster as you wouldn't have the network traffic delay to deal with, although your file would then reside on the server rather than the client (which isn't necessarily a bad thing as a lot of companies would be concerned about the security of their data especially if it ends up being stored on local machines rather than on a secure server).
As already asked, why on earth do you need to store 18 million rows in a CSV file? The database is the best place to keep the data.

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Experts,
I have downloaded internal table data into XLS format using GUI_DOWNLOAD Function module, But i didn't Know how to download internal table data into XML format please post some ideas/inputs on this issue.
Thank you,
Shabeer ahmed.

check this
data : gd_repid type sy-repid.
GD_REPID = SY-REPID.
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       M_DOCUMENT TYPE REF TO IF_IXML_DOCUMENT,
       G_IXML TYPE REF TO IF_IXML,
       W_STRING TYPE XSTRING,
       W_SIZE TYPE I,
       W_RESULT TYPE I,
       W_LINE TYPE STRING,
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       W_RC LIKE SY-SUBRC.
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DATA: RC TYPE SY-SUBRC,
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      D LIKE LINE OF XML,
      END OF XML_TAB.
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       xml_ns_uri_sf        type string.
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EXCEPTIONS
   ILLEGAL_NAME = 1
   OTHERS = 2.
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* namespace
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EXPORTING
    LANGU         = 'E'
    MONTH         = t_mnr
IMPORTING
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concatenate sy-uzeit(2)
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            sy-uzeit+4(2) into t_var2.
clear : xml_ns_prefix_sf,
        xml_ns_uri_sf.
l_element = m_document->get_root_element( ).
xml_ns_prefix_sf = 'TIMESTAMP'.
concatenate t_var1 t_var2 into xml_ns_uri_sf separated by space.
clear : t_var1,
        t_var2,
        t_mnr,
        wa_t247.
l_element->set_attribute( name = xml_ns_prefix_sf
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                          value = xml_ns_uri_sf ).
clear : xml_ns_prefix_sf,
        xml_ns_uri_sf.
xml_ns_prefix_sf = 'FILECREATOR'.
xml_ns_uri_sf    =   'SAP'.
l_element->set_attribute( name = xml_ns_prefix_sf
                          namespace = ' '
                          value = xml_ns_uri_sf ).
clear : xml_ns_prefix_sf,
        xml_ns_uri_sf.
xml_ns_prefix_sf = 'CLAIMGROUP'.
xml_ns_uri_sf    = '1'.
l_element->set_attribute( name = xml_ns_prefix_sf
                          namespace = ' '
                          value = xml_ns_uri_sf ).
clear : xml_ns_prefix_sf,
        xml_ns_uri_sf.
xml_ns_prefix_sf = 'CLAIMTYPES'.
xml_ns_uri_sf    = 'W'.
l_element->set_attribute( name = xml_ns_prefix_sf
                          namespace = ' '
                          value = xml_ns_uri_sf ).
*End of Code for Header
CALL FUNCTION 'SDIXML_DOM_TO_XML'
EXPORTING
DOCUMENT = M_DOCUMENT
IMPORTING
XML_AS_STRING = W_STRING
SIZE = W_SIZE
TABLES
XML_AS_TABLE = IT_XML
EXCEPTIONS
NO_DOCUMENT = 1
OTHERS = 2.
LOOP AT IT_XML INTO XML_TAB-D.
APPEND XML_TAB.
ENDLOOP.
*Start of Code for File name
concatenate p_file
            '\R'
            '000_119481'
            sy-datum+6(2) sy-datum+4(2) sy-datum+2(2)
            sy-uzeit(2)   sy-uzeit+2(2) sy-uzeit(2) '.xml' into p_file.
*End of Code for File name
CALL FUNCTION 'WS_DOWNLOAD'
EXPORTING
BIN_FILESIZE = W_SIZE
FILENAME = p_file
FILETYPE = 'BIN'
TABLES
DATA_TAB = XML_TAB
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 10.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
              MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
              WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.

Export table data to txt file

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I have to dump the BKPF table data(some selected columns) into a txt file. It has around 30 lakh records.
I am planning to select the data from se16 for different date ranges and export into different txt files.
Is there any way that i can dump the whole data into a txt file for some selected columns.
Thanks,

Hi,
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Hi all,
I have a .jspx page wich contains a table and a button with an exportCollectionActionListener to export the table data to an excell file.
Now i want to do the same but to a pdf file.
Is that posible, and if so how can I do that?
If it isn't posible is there any way to do that.
Thanks all,
Rowan

Hi!
Yes, the first step is to learn iReport. Then, investigate Jasper Forums where you will find lot of code and hints.
To produce a report you have to:
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2. Create java code in your project to generate report (based on datasource in your app) - this is just java code which doesnt have anything special to ADF/JDev - learn this also on Jasper forums
3. Decide which mechanism you will use to downstream report output (whichever render you select when generate report - PDF, HTML, Excle, RTF...) - there are two options:
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b. more ADF 11g way - using af:fileDownloadActionListener with backingbean to downstream a generated report content
That's it. You have to design your own strategy for supplying report query parameters (through Http Request params or any other way dependent on mechanism you decide to use).
Try Googling for Jdeveloper Jasper and you will find several blogs/forums on this topic (try JDeveloper and Jasper.. HTML Report without information The servlet technique is same as in 10g and for ADF 11g way you have to manage yourself.
Regards,
PaKo

Read table data and fetch file from path specified in table column

Hi,
I have a situation where file path information is stored in database table along with other columns - I need to read data from SQL Server table row by row, go to the path identified by the record, check for existance of the file - if the file is available copy it to a staging area, then read the next record. Repeat this process until the last record is fetched from the table. At the end, zip all the files found and FTP to a different location. If the file is not found in the path specified, write the database record to a seperate text file.
At end of the process, send an email with records for which files were not found at specified location.
Thanks
Edited by: user4566019 on Oct 5, 2008 4:32 AM

Hi,
That is not complex to solve at ODI.
Try the following.
1) Create a package
2) create a variable to receive the path as parameter and drag and drop it at package as "Declared"
3) drag and drop the ODI Tool "odiFileMove" using and let the variable as patch at ODI Tool parameter.
Use the parameters -ACTION=MOVE -TIMEOUT=100 and -NOFILE_ERROR=NO (take a look at ODI Toos Reference for other parameters)
3) Create a "KO" (error) flow to write the variable at a text file. That will allow the process knows what file is missing
4) generate a scenario of this package
5) create a procedure
6) at first step, put the query from SQL Server (set the Logical Schema to the right connection)
7) at Target tab, put the call to the scenario generated using the returned value from query parameter. Plus, let the -SYNC_MODE=1. That will call one scenario by time.
8) create a new step to zip the files at stage directory
9) create a step to make the ftp
10) create a step to mail the txt generated with files not founded. If you wish, you can make a validation on the file to see if is necessary to send the mail, it means, if there is any file missing.
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