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Convert .sql to .tab
Hello Everyone,
I’m trying to export the DDL for each schema from TOAD to Subversion, by object type. For example, I’m exporting all the table creation scripts for a particular schema. However, the default extension for the scripts created is “.sql”. Our guidelines suggest “.tab”. I need to override the default to create scripts with the “.tab” extension. How can this be done?
Thanks for the help.
I’m trying to export the DDL for each schema from TOAD to Subversion, by object type. For example, I’m exporting all the table creation scripts for a particular schema. However, the default extension for the scripts created is “.sql”. Our guidelines suggest “.tab”. I need to override the default to create scripts with the “.tab” extension. How can this be done?
Thanks for the help.
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Accepted answer: 0 points for capturetheflag's comment #a38913472
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Good answer!
Accepted answer: 0 points for capturetheflag's comment #a38913472
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Good answer!
I'm afraid I'll have to object to you accepting your own answer as the only solution. Did it not use information from a previous post? The logic you posted looks pretty much like what I suggested.
I did not see the requirement of every table being in it's own script file in the original question.
I did not see the requirement of every table being in it's own script file in the original question.
I completely agree with slightwv,
capturetheflag's solution not only seems to be a copy/paste from somewhere else, but is based on slightwv's suggestion.
capturetheflag's solution not only seems to be a copy/paste from somewhere else, but is based on slightwv's suggestion.
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thanks
Why then complain if it makes it difficult for you to follow your own guidelines?
If you live by your own standards, you die by your own standards.
:p