Updating oracle tables from sqlserver
I wish to have replication from sqlserver 7.0 to oracle 8.1.7
database done in real time. Since tranparent gateway only goes
from oracle to sqlserver, I guess ODBC connectivity is the last
resort. Are there any other tools or methods that I can
accomplish this task.
Thx
Daniel
Daniel,
you can create snapshot for ms tables. Example:
CREATE SNAPSHOT "KISELYOV"."SH_SEMIINPUT"
PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 MAXTRANS 255 STORAGE ( INITIAL 128K NEXT
128K MINEXTENTS 1 MAXEXTENTS 4096 PCTINCREASE 0 FREELISTS 1
FREELIST GROUPS 1)
TABLESPACE "USERS"
BUILD IMMEDIATE
REFRESH COMPLETE
ON DEMAND
AS
select * from [email protected]
where ho.world in my case is a database link for Interbase
Server via ODBC.
And you can refresh those snapshots when you need.
Dmitry.
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You can do it MAYBE , i think you can reverse the update doing a ROLLBACK, but only after you update....not after the program finishes..
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((ST.COLUMN2) In ('A1','A2','A3') AND
((ST.COLUMN3)<>'B1' Or (ST.COLUMN3) Is Null) AND
((ST.COLUMN7)=1));
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.Hi dj2907,
According to your description, I find that you ever asked a similar question in the forum, and I have answered it. The thread URL is there:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/aafd209f-56a0-4b09-9b82-0a57bcaa2448/ssis-updating-a-table-with-a-ole-db-command?forum=sqlintegratio
Based on your current requirement, we should change your current provider to Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle supported by Microsoft or Oracle Provider for OLE DB
recommended by Microsoft to access the data in Oracle. Then we can directly use the OLE DB Connection Manager for OLE DB Command. The following similar thread is for your reference:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5168772/update-a-row-in-oracle-using-oledb-commandssis
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support -
How to update one table from another
I am creating scripts in Oracle 10g. I have a table that has data corruption on three date fields.
I created a table with the following sql of all the affected rows:
CREATE TABLE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE AS
select request_id,received_date,planned_start_date, actual_start_date
from lsu_inter2_requests_t
where received_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
OR planned_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
OR actual_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
I then repaired all of the rows with three data fixes
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET received_date = TO_CHAR(received_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(received_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where received_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET planned_start_date = TO_CHAR(planned_start_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(planned_start_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where planned_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET actual_start_date = TO_CHAR(actual_start_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(actual_start_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where actual_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
I now want to update the original base table with the corrected data so I wrote the following SQL UPDATE command:
UPDATE lsu_inter2_requests_t aaa
SET aaa.received_date = bbb.received_date
FROM LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE bbb WHERE aaa.request_id = bbb.request_id
When I run this sql Oracle returns the error “ORA-00933 SQL command not properly ended.” How do I update multiple rows in one table from another table that share the same primary key?Comet wrote:
I am creating scripts in Oracle 10g. I have a table that has data corruption on three date fields.
I created a table with the following sql of all the affected rows:
CREATE TABLE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE AS
select request_id,received_date,planned_start_date, actual_start_date
from lsu_inter2_requests_t
where received_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
OR planned_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
OR actual_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
I then repaired all of the rows with three data fixes
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET received_date = TO_CHAR(received_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(received_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where received_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET planned_start_date = TO_CHAR(planned_start_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(planned_start_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where planned_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET actual_start_date = TO_CHAR(actual_start_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(actual_start_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where actual_start_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
I now want to update the original base table with the corrected data so I wrote the following SQL UPDATE command:
UPDATE lsu_inter2_requests_t aaa
SET aaa.received_date = bbb.received_date
FROM LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE bbb WHERE aaa.request_id = bbb.request_id
When I run this sql Oracle returns the error “ORA-00933 SQL command not properly ended.” How do I update multiple rows in one table from another table that share the same primary key?I am not convinced you have what you think you have
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UPDATE LSU_INTER_FIX_DATE
SET received_date = TO_CHAR(received_date,'YY-MON') ||'-'||(TO_CHAR(received_date,'RRRR') + 2000)
where received_date < to_date('01-JAN-1900')
When you want to produce a DATE datatype when starting with a string,
you must use TO_DATE() on the SET line!
(TO_CHAR(received_date,'RRRR') + 2000)since when do you do add characters (from TO_CHAR) with a constant number (2000)?
You should NEVER EVER rely on implicit datatype conversion
Edited by: sb92075 on Jul 27, 2011 7:09 PM -
I'm a newbie and I would like any suggestions and help with my problem.
I have a view, m_jobs, that is based on the view, sys.dba_jobs. I want to add a two fields, user_id and update, to keep track of user who is adding and modifying scheduled jobs. So I decided to create a table which has the two new fields and the same fields from m_jobs. I populated my new table with the values from m_jobs, but since I created a table, the values aren't always updated. How can I update the table whenever the values in my view change? Do I create a trigger for that and how would that go? Thanks in advance.
-KristineI interpret the question differently:
A view is nothing more than a select statement on other tables. you cannot put triggers on it since it does not contain data (with the exception of 'instead of'-triggers, but they have a different meaning). What you should do is put a trigger on the underlying table(s) that dba_jobs is querying. That trigger should then populate your table.
However, this is not recommended since it might interfere with Oracle normal operation (if your trigger fails (e.g. when your table is dropped), the original insert into the underlying dba_jobs table by Oracle will also fail potentially resulting in nasty problems with Oracle.
Alternatively, you could make a job that checks for changes in the data and maintains the table. Or see if auditing can help (don't know if that is possible on Oracle internal tables).
Hope this helps,
L. -
J2ME app.: To update Oracle table by sending data through mobile phone
Hello all,
I want to develop a mobile app to update the table of oracle database by sending the data through the SMS (Short Message Service). Means I'll send a sms through my cellphone containing some data and this data will be used to update the remote oracle database. How to do that?. Plz help.
Thanx in advance.hi
My problem is here I need to update the loginfo table with the file name, count of records, table name and datetime.
For instance my dat file is XX.dat
my database table name is Mytable
Total record count is 10,00,000 records
datetime as on this date
the data in the XX.dat file I am using the controlfile (SQL*loader and dumping into the Mytable.Now my 10,00,000 records are dumped into the Mytable.
This process information I want to store it in the loginfo table. For this I need the trigger
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER MYTRIGG
AFTER INSERT ON MYTABLE
Declare
V_Count Number;
Begin
Select count(*) into V_Count from Mytable;
Insert into Loginfo(TotalRecords,Date)
Values(V_Count,Sysdate);
end;
This is the trigger I have used.But in my loginfo table instead of one value as 10,00,000 it is getting each record as row by row
1
4
100
1000
10,00,000
So I need only one value to be stored and at the same time my tablename and filename must also be stored.
Kindly help me
suroop
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