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script perl for generate oracle tnsnames.ora in csv file
Hello,
I search a script perl for generate oracle tnsnames.ora in csv file.
Thanks
Regards
I search a script perl for generate oracle tnsnames.ora in csv file.
Thanks
Regards
I agree. Can you explain what you are wanting?
A perl script, tnsnames.ora file and a CSV file really have nothing to do with one another.
A perl script, tnsnames.ora file and a CSV file really have nothing to do with one another.
Also agree. If the tnsnames syntax is throwing you, check out http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Tnsnames.ora -- one of many sources, and simpler than some.
ASKER
Hello,
I search to format tnsnames.ora in a csv file with a perl script.
Thanks
bibi
I search to format tnsnames.ora in a csv file with a perl script.
Thanks
bibi
That explaination does not help.
Are you wanting to parse the tnsnames.ora file and create some CSV using Perl?
Are you wanting to take a CSV file and create a tnsnames.ora file using Perl?
Are you wanting to do something completely different?
Maybe some sample data and expected results would help us understand what you want to do.
Are you wanting to parse the tnsnames.ora file and create some CSV using Perl?
Are you wanting to take a CSV file and create a tnsnames.ora file using Perl?
Are you wanting to do something completely different?
Maybe some sample data and expected results would help us understand what you want to do.
ASKER
Hello,
Are you wanting to take a CSV file and create a tnsnames.ora file using Perl --> yes.
Thanks a lot
Regards
bibi
Are you wanting to take a CSV file and create a tnsnames.ora file using Perl --> yes.
Thanks a lot
Regards
bibi
>>Are you wanting to take a CSV file and create a tnsnames.ora file using Perl --> yes.
Please provide sample input.
Please provide sample input.
ASKER
alias = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = server)(PORT = 101)) ---> tnsnames.ora
alias;server;port ----> csv file
Thanks
bibi
alias;server;port ----> csv file
Thanks
bibi
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From my understanding, and it took me several minutes to piece this together, you want to search a perl script to determine how it generates oracle's tnsnames.org from a CSV file?