SQL-Command to long to run with SQL*Plus

Hello to everyone,
I'm creating a dynamic SQL Script to run with SQL*Plus.
The Script contains only INSERT Command.
The point is that the SQL*Plus supports only SQL-Strings (Commands)
not longer than 2500 Characters.
I've considered to split the String in Insert- and Update-Command(s),
but I've would like first to know if there any simpler way to run these
Commands on SQL*Plus.
thanx in Advance
bm

SQL> create table t(x varchar2(4000));
Table created.
SQL> insert into t values (
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......100' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......200' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......300' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......400' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......500' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......600' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......700' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......800' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0......900' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1000' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1100' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1200' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1300' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1400' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1500' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1600' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1700' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1800' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....1900' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2000' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2100' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2200' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2300' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2400' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2500' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2600' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2700' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2800' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....2900' ||
'1234567890........0........0........0........0........0........0........0........0.....3000'
1 row created.try to break your query in multiple lines in order to avoid
SP2-0027: Input is too long (> 2499 characters) - line ignored

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INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1988211','09','ALB','33','NA','0','','','','ALB','8','522','305','710','50','17','208','165','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('8257289','67','GGT','15','NA','0','','','','GGT','8','543','305','710','50','21','323','250','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','2','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1513209','12','PHOS','33','11','12','','','','PHOS','8','507','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1513209','12','PHOS','33','11','12','','','','PHOS','8','507','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1513209','12','PHOS','33','11','12','','','','PHOS','8','507','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1450261','03','CA','33','NA','0','','','','Ca','8','506','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1450261','03','CA','33','NA','0','','','','Ca','8','506','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1450261','03','CA','33','NA','0','','','','Ca','8','506','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1513209','12','PHOS','33','11','12','','','','PHOS','8','507','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0'); INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.StoreTemp, tCatalog_SAPImport.CartonCode, tCatalog_SAPImport.GrossLeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.LeakLimit, tCatalog_SAPImport.CompValue, tCatalog_SAPImport.ProductType,tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighHi, tCatalog_SAPImport.CheckWeighLo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SO_MASK, tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1450261','03','CA','33','NA','0','','','','Ca','8','506','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0');'*
I get the error -
Error starting at line 1 in command:
exec P_TESTCLOB(6, '[ERROR] [JTA_Command_Insert_tCatalog]Error invoking Transaction Command action: JTATransactionCommand - A SQL Command Exception occured against JNJ_MDD_OCD_CPL_DS with the following command BEGIN INSERT INTO tCatalog_SAPImport( tCatalog_SAPImport.CatalogNo, tCatalog_SAPImport.SONumber, tCatalog_SAPImport.ChemName, tCatalog_SAPImport.RH, tCatalog_SAPImport.ExpireMonth, tCatalog_SAPImport.SlidesPerCart, tCatalog_SAPImport.IDEXX_PART_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BTM_FOIL_MATL_NBR, tCatalog_SAPImport.AltChemName, ………..tCatalog_SAPImport.CAL_CURVE_PFX, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_INP_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CTN_TUBE, tCatalog_SAPImport.SLIDE_STYLE, tCatalog_SAPImport.PROD_DESIG, tCatalog_SAPImport.SFM_AUD_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_RT, tCatalog_SAPImport.FIRST_SLIDES_REM, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_FRONT, tCatalog_SAPImport.SPL_REAR, tCatalog_SAPImport.BARCODE_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CHK_WEIGH_AIM, tCatalog_SAPImport.FOIL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.CART_CLIP_PRES, tCatalog_SAPImport.TOP_LBL_TYP, tCatalog_SAPImport.FREEZER_MTH, tCatalog_SAPImport.OVERAGE_MTH) VALUES('1450261','03','CA','33','NA','0','','','','Ca','8','506','305','710','50','11','323','262','','','SP','1','0','','0','0','0','0','0','2','0','0','0','1','0','0');' *(the statement continues, I have trimmed it as it is not possible that amount of length in the forum. )*
Error report:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 1398:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "1988211" when expecting one of the following:
) , * & = - + < / > at in is mod remainder not rem =>
<an exponent (**)> <> or != or ~= >= <= <> and or like like2
like4 likec between || multiset member submultiset
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
*Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
*Action:
Can anyone tell me why I am getting this error executing the same STORED PROCEDURE while inserting into the LONG column but when using RPAD functions for executing the same STORED PROCEDURE its not happening ?

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But then why will the problem happen with this long string ?
>
You don't have a 'long string'. You have a lot of single-quoted strings combined with some unquoted strings.
There are embedded singel quotes in what you call 'this long string'.
Try using a different string delimiter so that the quotes do not cause a problem.
You can use an exclamation point ('!') since there is none in the text you provided.
Here is an example of what will not work because there is one embedded single quote
'name LIKE '%DBMS_%%'This is the same value using exclamation as the delimiter - this works because there is no exclamation in the string
q'!name LIKE '%DBMS_%%'!'1. q must be the first character
2. ' (single quote) must be the next character
3. ! (or any delimiter you choose) is the next character
4. abcdefg. . . -- this is your string that can include single quotes but not an exclamation point
5. ! is the next to last character - must be the same delimiter used as the third character
6. ' (single quote) is the last character
See the 'Text Literals' section of the SQL Reference for more examples
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/sql_elements003.htm
Note that this one will not work because the string includes the percent
This is the same value using exclamation as the delimiter - this works because there is no exclamation in the string
q'%name LIKE '%DBMS_%%'%'

How do i get a output in CSV of a SQL query executed via SQL Command prompt

Hi All,
I have a question with reference to SQL command prompt. I have a sql query which runs properly and gives proper execution in SQL Management console in GUI.
This report is used to pull the free disk space report of our servers
As i want to schedule it as a report so i want to script it to run via SQL command prompt. I made the script and it works fine if i enter it in SQL command prompt. When i try to extract the output to a CSV File it fails. Below is the details of the command
i am using to query to pull the data. Can anyone help me in getting the output of this query in SQL command prompt.
sqlcmd -W -s , -S Servers FQDN
use operationsmanager
Go
Query:"select Path, InstanceName, SampleValue
from PerformanceDataAllView pdv with (NOLOCK)
inner join PerformanceCounterView pcv on pdv.performancesourceinternalid = pcv.performancesourceinternalid
inner join BaseManagedEntity bme on pcv.ManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId
where SampleValue < '20' and CounterName='% Free Space' and TimeSampled > '2014-08-06 11:00:00.00'
order by countername, timesampled" -s "," -o "C:\DataSqlCmd.csv"
Go
When i enter the command without the quotes when the query is starting and ending and also without the output command (-s "," -o "C:\DataSqlCmd.csv") it is working and shows the output in the command prompt. Below is the screen shot for
your reference.
Due to security reasons i have to erase the server names:
But when i add the line to extract the output ( -s "," -o "C:\DataSqlCmd.csv") It gives me this error:
The exact command would be:
sqlcmd -W -s , -S CINMLVSCOM01.e2klab.ge.com
use operationsmanager
Go
"select Path, InstanceName, SampleValue
from PerformanceDataAllView pdv with (NOLOCK)
inner join PerformanceCounterView pcv on pdv.performancesourceinternalid = pcv.performancesourceinternalid
inner join BaseManagedEntity bme on pcv.ManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId
where SampleValue < '20' and CounterName='% Free Space' and TimeSampled > '2014-08-06 11:00:00.00'
order by countername, timesampled" -s "," -o "C:\DataSqlCmd.csv" -h-1
Go
saying the syntax is not correct or some thing as per the below screenshot.
Can any one please help. Below is just the query whi i use to get the output in SQL management studio.
Can any one make a command for the below quer so i can directly execute and test for getting the output.
select Path, InstanceName, SampleValue
from PerformanceDataAllView pdv with (NOLOCK)
inner join PerformanceCounterView pcv on pdv.performancesourceinternalid = pcv.performancesourceinternalid
inner join BaseManagedEntity bme on pcv.ManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId
where SampleValue < '20' and CounterName='% Free Space' and TimeSampled > '2014-08-06 11:00:00.00'
order by countername, timesampled
Gautam.75801

Can you try the below query?
select Path, InstanceName, SampleValue
from PerformanceDataAllView pdv with (NOLOCK)
inner join PerformanceCounterView pcv on pdv.performancesourceinternalid = pcv.performancesourceinternalid
inner join BaseManagedEntity bme on pcv.ManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId
where SampleValue < 20 and CounterName like '% Free Space' and TimeSampled > '2014-08-06 11:00:00.00'
order by countername, timesampled
-- replace the below query part in the below SQLCMD C:\>SQLCMD -S SERVERNAME -E -d operationsmanager -Q "select * from sys.databases ds with (nolock) where name='master'" -s "," -o "F:\PowerSQL\MyData.csv" -h -1
SQLCMD -S SERVERNAME -E -d OperationsManager -Q "select Path, InstanceName, SampleValue
from PerformanceDataAllView pdv with (NOLOCK)
inner join PerformanceCounterView pcv on pdv.performancesourceinternalid = pcv.performancesourceinternalid
inner join BaseManagedEntity bme on pcv.ManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId
where SampleValue < '20' and CounterName='% Free Space' and TimeSampled > '2014-08-06 11:00:00.00'
order by countername, timesampled" -s "," -o "c:\MyData.csv" -h -1
Refer for the other ways
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/23566/writing-select-result-to-a-csv-file
--Prashanth

SQL command editor doesn't take more than 1 insert command

i am trying to copy whole table from a text file with creat table
command and insert in to (with data) in the same table but SQL command
editor giving me error and only allow me to enter one row of data at a
time, any help would be much appriciated. 10g Express edition. started
Oracle first time last week. You guys see me here a lot un till i get
on the stage where i can start helping others.
INSERT INTO LOCATIONS VALUES (9,'Poole');
INSERT INTO LOCATIONS VALUES (10,'Durham');
INSERT INTO LOCATIONS VALUES (11,'Doncaster');
Column Name Data Type Nullable Default Primary Key
LOCATION_ID NUMBER No - 1
DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(50) No - -
error message:
ORA-00911: invalid character
but its working with same line of code in a one at a time
Edited by: mrHarris on 20-Oct-2008 04:11

Hi,
you have multiple options here:
1) upload as a script:
a) save the statements in a file
b) go to sql workshop > sql scripts
c) upload script and run the script
2) run the script line by line in the sql commands window directly:
a) go to sql workshop > sql commands
b) copy all statements there
c) highlight the first statement with the mouse
d) click "run" or press <ctrl>+enter
3) use sql developer
a) go to http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/sql_developer/index.html
b) download and install
c) connect to XE
d) run the statements there
Regards,
~Dietmar.

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