Unload
hi all,
I am using oracle 10g.How to unload ( create command and data ) from table to file.using any command.
Is it possible to load like this:
CREATE TABLE TABLE1( COL1 NUMBER, COL2 VARCHAR(10) )
INSERT INTO TABLE1 VALUES (
:1,
:2)
$DATATYPES NUMBER, CHARACTER
1,"ASD",
2,"ASDF"
Thanks in advance.
There is no simple way to generate this particular file format from Oracle. You could, of course, write your own script to generate the file, but that is probably not the most efficient use of your time.
Can sqlbase import CSV files? Various folks have written utilities that dump Oracle data into CSV files. Depending on the Oracle version, you can use the DBMS_METADATA package or your favorite PL/SQL IDE (I would assume that Oracle's SQL Programmer would be one of the options here) to generate the DDL. Some IDEs will also generate the CSV file for you.
If you can make an ODBC connection to sqlbase from the machine where Oracle is running, you could also move the data to sqlbase using Oracle Heterogeneous Services.
You can also use a variety of ETL tools (Oracle Warehouse Builder, Oracle Data Integrator, etc) to move the data, but learning a full-blown ETL tool for something this small is probably overkill (but a useful tool to have for later).
Justin
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/dev/sg0 0 0 0 0 8 HP MSL6000 Series 0520
/dev/sg1 -2 -2 -2 -2 -2
/dev/sg2 0 0 0 2 12 HP NS E1200-160 5687
/dev/sg3 0 0 1 0 1 /dev/nst1 HP Ultrium 3-SCSI G65W
/dev/sg4 0 0 1 1 12 HP NS E1200-160 5687
The device /dev/sg1 represents tape1. The device /dev/sg3 is tape2 and /dev/sg0 is lib0 in OSB.
Edited by: user12199230 on Nov 14, 2009 7:41 AMob> lsvol -L lib0
Inventory of library lib0:
in 1: volume DB-ONSITE-000007, barcode HL1920L3, full, expires 2009/12/04.09:40
in 2: volume FS-ONSITE-000009, barcode HL1926L3, 400570368 kb remaining, expires 2009/12/06.00:19
in 4: barcode HL1955L3
in 5: barcode HL1940L3
in 15: volume OSB-CATALOG-MF-000010, barcode HL1923L3, 409670656 kb remaining, expires 2009/11/25.08:00
in 30: barcode HL1958L3
in 31: volume FS-ONSITE-000008, barcode HL1937L3, 386481152 kb remaining, expires 2009/12/05.16:05
in 32: volume DB-ONSITE-000011, barcode HL1932L3, 32879616 kb remaining, expires 2009/12/04.09:40
in 34: volume DB-ONSITE-000010, barcode HL1931L3, full, expires 2009/12/04.09:41
in 36: volume DB-ONSITE-000008, barcode HL1927L3, full, expires 2009/12/04.09:41
in 38: barcode HL1952L3
in 39: volume FS-ONSITE-000001, barcode HL1928L3, 351962112 kb remaining, expires 2010/01/11.14:28
in 40: volume RMAN-DEFAULT-000016, barcode HL1934L3, 409699328 kb remaining, content manages reuse
in 41: barcode HL1956L3
in 42: volume RMAN-DEFAULT-000015, barcode HL1935L3, 409670656 kb remaining, content manages reuse
in 44: barcode HL1925L3
in 45: barcode HL1938L3
in 46: barcode HL1953L3
in 47: volume OSB-CATALOG-MF-000008, barcode HL1924L3, 409886720 kb remaining, expired
in 48: barcode HL1959L3
in 49: volume FS-ONSITE-000002, barcode HL1930L3, 385258496 kb remaining, expires 2010/01/18.14:58
in 50: barcode HL1951L3
in 51: barcode HL1957L3
in 52: barcode HL1950L3
in 53: volume DB-ONSITE-000012, barcode HL1933L3, expires 2009/12/04.09:41
in 54: volume OSB-CATALOG-MF-000011, barcode HL1936L3, 409843712 kb remaining, expires 2009/12/02.08:01
in 55: barcode HL1939L3
in 56: volume DB-ONSITE-000009, barcode HL1929L3, full, expires 2009/12/04.09:40
in 57: volume FS-ONSITE-000006, barcode HL1922L3, 364110848 kb remaining, expires 2009/12/04.00:09
in 58: barcode CLN000L1
in dte1: barcode HL1921L3, 409915392 kb remaining, lastse 33
ob> unloadvol -D tape1 33
Error: can't execute command - Interrupted system call
I keep getting this error. What logs should I submit?
[root@prsabkp01m-ebsd ~]# service observiced stop
Stopping Oracle Secure Backup services: [ OK ]
[root@prsabkp01m-ebsd ~]# ps -ef | grep ob
root 15119 3942 0 18:17 pts/0 00:00:00 grep ob
This is the output of sg_map command.
[root@prsabkp01m-ebsd ~]# sg_map -i -x
/dev/sg0 0 0 0 0 8 HP MSL6000 Series 0520
/dev/sg1 0 0 0 1 1 /dev/nst0 HP Ultrium 3-SCSI G65W
/dev/sg2 0 0 0 2 1 /dev/nst1 HP Ultrium 3-SCSI G65W
/dev/sg3 0 0 0 3 12 HP NS E1200-160 5687
/dev/sg4 0 0 1 0 12 HP NS E1200-160 5687
Edited by: user12199230 on Nov 17, 2009 12:38 PM
Edited by: user12199230 on Nov 17, 2009 3:14 PM
Edited by: user12199230 on Nov 17, 2009 3:18 PM -
SCCM Agent install failed - CcmUnloadWmiProviders. Unloading WMI providers
Hi I have a SCCM 2007 SP2 setup in native mode. I have sccm client problem on Exchange server with os 2008 sp2.
SCCM agent was working on this server few months back but it is not working now.
SCCM agent stops at "CcmUnloadWmiProviders. Unloading WMI providers" steps.
I tried below steps to resolve this but no luck.
1. Uninstall sccm setup using command "ccmsetup.exe /uninstall"
2. Run "Cccmclean.exe /all"
3. Run delcert.exe
4. Rename SMSCFG.ini file
5. Run ccmsetup.exe again with source folder path too
6. As agent installation failed i rebuild WMI repository
7. Re run setup but it failed at same step.
8. I rebooted server and rebuild Repository but same error.
Any Idea about problem
If needed i can provide Log files too
ccmsetup.log (Last few lines)
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:09:
CcmCreateIISApplicationPoolsInit. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:09.385+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:09:
CcmCreateIISVirtualDirectoriesInit.
]LOG]!><time="20:07:09.479+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:09:
RegisterUser. Registering user]LOG]!><time="20:07:09.572+000"
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file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:09:
CcmFixupServiceConfigInit. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:09.572+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:09:
CcmSetObjectSecurityInit. Applying security
permissions]LOG]!><time="20:07:09.650+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:11:
CcmSetObjectSecurity. Applying security
permissions]LOG]!><time="20:07:11.429+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:11:
CcmSetupLoggingInit. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:11.429+000"
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file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
CcmSetupLogging. Initializing
logging...]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.176+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
SmsSwDistCacheConfigInit. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.176+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
SmsSwDistSetCacheConfig. Configuring Software Distribution
Cache]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.270+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
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counters]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.270+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
CcmRegisterPerfCountersRollback. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.613+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
CcmRegisterPerfCounters. Registering performance
counters]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.613+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:13:
CcmRegisterComponentsInit. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:13.613+000"
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file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
CcmRegisterComponentsRollback. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.159+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
CcmRegisterComponents. Registering CCM
Components]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.174+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
SmsSetLUAAccessPermissionsInit. Setting Access
Permissions]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.174+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
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Permissions]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.252+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
file="msiutil.cpp:374">
<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
InstallServices. Installing new
services]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.252+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
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strings]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.315+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
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CcmConfigDCOMInit. Configuring
service]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.486+000" date="04-11-2014"
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CcmConfigDCOM. Configuring service]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.564+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
SmsShellNotify. Setting SMS
configuration]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.580+000" date="04-11-2014"
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policy]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.642+000" date="04-11-2014"
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configuration]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.736+000" date="04-11-2014"
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SmsSetClientConfig. Setting SMS
configuration]LOG]!><time="20:07:14.970+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:14:
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
CcmMigrateDownloadSchema. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.110+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
CcmRegisterProduct. Registering
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CcmRegisterProductRollback. Registering
product]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.126+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
SmsInstallPrepDrvrInitAMD64. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.126+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
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Driver]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.204+000" date="04-11-2014"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
CcmStartService. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.204+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
SmsCleanupDesktopMigrationInfo. Deinstalling the SMS Legacy Client or
SMS 2.0 Client]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.220+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="0" thread="9048"
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CcmStopService. ]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.391+000" date="04-11-2014"
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file="msiutil.cpp:374">
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<![LOG[MSI: Warning 25702. Failed to
uninstall PrepDrvr.Sys for Software Metering
Agent.]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.641+000" date="04-11-2014"
component="ccmsetup" context="" type="2" thread="9048"
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SmsStopUIComponents. Stopping UI
Components]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.641+000" date="04-11-2014"
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DeleteServices. Deleting services]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.734+000"
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<![LOG[MSI: Action 20:07:15:
CcmUnloadWmiProviders. Unloading WMI
providers]LOG]!><time="20:07:15.734+000" date="04-11-2014"
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Thanks Mike and theinfraguys for your suggestions. My problem is resolved.
The solution which worked for me has no logic but it solved my issue.
When my installation stopps at “CcmUnloadWmiProviders. Unloading WMI providers” step client.msi.log file have incomplete entry as “C:\Windows\SysWOW64\C”
At this time I have to restart WMI service and service will not stop correctly so I have to forcefully kill Winmgmt process and setup will continue.
I have to follow same process for upgrading SCCM client. During client upgrade some time I have to kill ccmexec process too. -
Can we load and unload the files in the run time?
Can we load and unload the files in the run time?
For example there are four files named "test1.h & test1.c" and another set "test2.h & test2.c" (I attached them as attachment to this post).
test1.h contains code:
int variable; //variable declared as integer
test1.c contains code:
variable = 1; //variable assigned a value
test1.h contains code:
char *variable; //variable declared as string
test1.c contains code:
variable = "EXAMPLE"; //variable assigned a string
So here, in this case can I dynamically load / unload the first & second group of files so that the same variable name "variable" can be used both as integer and string? And if yes, how is that to be done?
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
test.zip 1 KBWhat do you mean by "dynamically"?
If you want to have a variable that either is an int or a char in the same program run, I'm afraid your only option is to define it as a variant and assign from time to time the proper data type in the variant according to some condition. Next, every time you access the variable you must firstly check which data type is stored in it, next access it in the proper way.
If on the other hand your option or to have a run in which the variable is an int, next you stop the program and in a following run it is a char, you may have it by using some appropriade preprocessor clause:
#ifdef CHAR_TYPE
#include "test1.h"; // variable defined as a char
#else
#include "test2.h"; // variable defined as int
#endif
Next, every time you want to access the variable you must proceed in the same vay:
#ifdef CHAR_TYPE
variable = "string";
#else
variable = 1;
#endif
Does it worth the effort?
Additionally, keep in mind that this "dynamical" approach can work only in the IDE, where you can properly #define your CHAR_TYPE or not depending on your wishes: when you compile the program, it will have only one #include depending on the definition of the macro.
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Creation of unloading points for STO's
Dear Gurus,
I have been requested to create unloading points (ABLAD) to be used in STO's.
Can someone of you tell me what they are and where to create them?
Thanks in advance!
FHi,
Unloading point are comming under logistices execution -->shipping area.
This in Material master -->sales general data view. you can find the unloading point.
This function using when you make shipping against the STO through VL10B.
SAM -
USER EXIT/BADI for blocking pop up in VA01/VA02 for unloading point
Hi,
Please see details below with an example
Following the below steps will execute the popup.
1. VA01 (Sales Doc Create)
Document type can be anything.This pop-up should be blocked for 'CRQ' and 'CR' types.
2. Input CRQ or CR in the Order Type field and execute.
3. Within the document:
Input customer 194 as the Sold-to and Ship-to parties
Input the PO Date field with todays date
Input material 475410m and a Target Quantity of 1
Press Enter
If the ship-to party has more than one unloading point a pop up would show both values to choose one(these values come from KNVA-ABLAD).
The code details are as follows:
Program SAPMV45A--> Include MV45AF0K_KUAGV_SELECT---->CALL FUNCTION 'VIEW_KUAGV'
2)CALL FUNCTION 'VIEW_KUAGV' uses CALL FUNCTION 'SD_PARTNER_SINGLE_MODIFY' for ship-to(WE)
3) IN FM 'SD_PARTNER_SINGLE_MODIFY' the following sub-routine is called:
*-- proceed inserting a partner -
create a new xvbpa-segment
PERFORM XVBPA_ENTRY_FILL USING LVF_VKORG LVF_VTWEG LVF_SPART
LVF_VBELN
fif_posnr
LVF_KUNNR_NEW
FIF_MANUAL_ADDRESS
FIF_MANUAL_ADDRESS_ORIGIN
FIF_PARVW FIF_PARGR
LVF_PARTNER_USER
FIF_KNREF_PARNR
FIF_PRFRE
FIF_BOKRE
FIF_HISTUNR
FIF_HZUOR
FIF_NO_DIALOG
LVT_XVBADR
LVF_ACTION_TODO
LVS_OLD_XVBPA-CNTPA
CHANGING LVS_NEW_XVBPA
LVT_XVBPA.
4)This subroutine uses FM 'SD_PARTNER_ABLAD_SELECTION' to determine unloading points for ship-to and also brings up the pop-up using 'REUSE_ALV_POPUP_TO_SELECT'.
partner is ship-to, so determinate unloading point
CALL FUNCTION 'SD_PARTNER_ABLAD_SELECTION'
EXPORTING
FIF_KUNNR = LVS_XVBPA-KUNNR
FIF_NO_DIALOG = LVF_NO_DIALOG
IMPORTING
FES_KNVA = LVS_KNVA
EXCEPTIONS
NO_UNLOADING_POINT = 1
NO_SELECTION_DONE = 2
OTHERS = 3.
LVS_XVBPA-ABLAD = LVS_KNVA-ABLAD.
Any help in this regard is highly appreciated.
Sincere Regards,
Sai.Have a look at below link which gives the details abt the user exits related to VA01/VA02.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/1c/f62c7dd435d1118b3f0060b03ca329/content.htm
Best Regards,
Vibha
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