'External tables' presentation slideshows

Accessing and Loading Data

Accessing and Loading Data. Objectives. After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: Use Data Pump to import and export data Create external tables for data population Transport tablespaces across different platforms. Data Pump: Overview.

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Informix SQL Tips and Tricks

Informix SQL Tips and Tricks. SQL Tips and Tricks. Bob Carts Senior Data Engineer, SAIC robert.carts@saic.com. Warren Donovan Senior DBA, SAIC warren.donovan@saic.com. Introduction. Certified Informix DBAs WAIUG Board of Directors Work for SAIC NT and UNIX (Solaris, IBM AIX)

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SQL2-ch2

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Oracle 11g R2 New Features RAC and ASM

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Data Pump in Oracle Database 10 g : Foundation for Ultra-High Speed Data Movement Utilities

Session id: 40043. Data Pump in Oracle Database 10 g : Foundation for Ultra-High Speed Data Movement Utilities. George H. Claborn Data Pump Technical Project Leader Oracle Corporation New England Development Center. Data Pump: Overview. What is it? Main Features Architecture

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Text Toolkit

Text Toolkit. Rachit Arora Toolkits. Important Disclaimer. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS PRESENTATION IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

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Extraction, Transformation, and Loading (ETL)

Extraction, Transformation, and Loading (ETL). Loading. Objectives. After completing this lesson, you should be able to implement the following methods that are available for loading data: SQL*Loader External tables OCI and direct-path APIs Data Pump Export/import. Data-Loading Mechanisms.

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Oracle Features -Partition Tables -External Tables

Oracle Features -Partition Tables -External Tables . By G.Gopi 25 December 2010 Saturday. Partition Tables. What? Decompose table into smaller and more manageable pieces. Why? To access very large Tables. How?

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