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Export one table from sqlserver to oracle 10g
I have to export just one table from a Sql server database to Oracle.
I heard that it can be done using ODBC driver.
Can some one able to give me the steps to create.
I heard that it can be done using ODBC driver.
Can some one able to give me the steps to create.
here is a little help to create linked server. example show linked server of Access but you can use same thing, change provider and credentials.
http://www.sqlhub.com/2009/03/linked-server-in-sql-server-2005-from.html
http://www.sqlhub.com/2009/03/linked-server-in-sql-server-2005-from.html
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No, I don't have any oracle client on the sql server.
if Oracle server is in your network, even you can create linked server and can use the same query explained in example link
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I like to go for the ODBC driver instead.
Appreciate if anyone used it?
Appreciate if anyone used it?
when I wrote "oracle client", that was referring to a "minimal install" with the ODBC part and the oracle tns client part.
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That is an old production sql server box and No install is permitted.
I can do anything on the Oracle Box instead.
I can do anything on the Oracle Box instead.
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you could create an intermediate sql server, with a linked server to both the mssql and the oracle database...
on oracle, you could investigate on creating a heterogeneous connection, but I never yet adventured me into that (although I would like to do that once :)
the ms access can also work, if the table(s) not toooooo large.
on oracle, you could investigate on creating a heterogeneous connection, but I never yet adventured me into that (although I would like to do that once :)
the ms access can also work, if the table(s) not toooooo large.
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The table is small table.
rrjegan17,
Export import wizard needs to use ODBC .. that is what I am asking to set it up.
Thanks,
rrjegan17,
Export import wizard needs to use ODBC .. that is what I am asking to set it up.
Thanks,
Can you kindly install Oracle ODBC driver in your windows machine from the link below:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/windows/odbc/index.html
Once you install that you will find this ODBC driver in your Import / Export Wizard.
Hope this helps.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/windows/odbc/index.html
Once you install that you will find this ODBC driver in your Import / Export Wizard.
Hope this helps.
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* if you have the oracle client installed on the sql server box, you can create a linked server in sql server, pointing to the oracle database
* create the table to be imported in oracle as needed.
* run a query like this in sql server
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