PL/SQL export results into a table and Excel
Hello,
I have a PL/SQL that follows like below
1. Drop table A
2. Create table A with select statement
3. Drop table B
4. Create table B with select statement
5. Select * from table A that does not exist in Table B
6. Select * from Table B that does not exist in Table A
7. Select * from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns
What I want to be able to do is
1. Drop table A
2. Create table A with select statement
3. Select count (*) from Table A and insert into a table C
4. Drop table B
5. Create table B with select statement
6. Select count (*) from Table B and inserts the count into Table C
7. Select * from table A that does not exist in Table B
8. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
9. Select count (*) from table A that does not exist in Table B and inserts the count into Table C
10. Select * from Table B that does not exist in Table A
11. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
12. Select count (*) from table B that does not exist in Table A and inserts the count into Table C
13. Select * from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns
14. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
15. Select count (*) from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns and inserts the count into Table C
and of course I want to create a table C to hold all the counts.
Can someone please assist on how I can exporting the results to Excel?
Thank you
I have a PL/SQL that follows like below
1. Drop table A
2. Create table A with select statement
3. Drop table B
4. Create table B with select statement
5. Select * from table A that does not exist in Table B
6. Select * from Table B that does not exist in Table A
7. Select * from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns
What I want to be able to do is
1. Drop table A
2. Create table A with select statement
3. Select count (*) from Table A and insert into a table C
4. Drop table B
5. Create table B with select statement
6. Select count (*) from Table B and inserts the count into Table C
7. Select * from table A that does not exist in Table B
8. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
9. Select count (*) from table A that does not exist in Table B and inserts the count into Table C
10. Select * from Table B that does not exist in Table A
11. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
12. Select count (*) from table B that does not exist in Table A and inserts the count into Table C
13. Select * from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns
14. Export the results into Excel spreadsheet
15. Select count (*) from Table A and B that does not match values in certain columns and inserts the count into Table C
and of course I want to create a table C to hold all the counts.
Can someone please assist on how I can exporting the results to Excel?
Thank you
Sorry, the XMLAGG example above takes a column and generates a CSV.
I have an example of taking a table's rows and generating a csv. I'll post it when I find it.
I have an example of taking a table's rows and generating a csv. I'll post it when I find it.
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Thank you .
I am getting an error when trying to execute XMLCAST.
Execution (121: 8): ORA-04030: out of process memory when trying to allocate 1032 bytes (qmxlu subheap,qmemNextBuf:alloc)
I am getting an error when trying to execute XMLCAST.
Execution (121: 8): ORA-04030: out of process memory when trying to allocate 1032 bytes (qmxlu subheap,qmemNextBuf:alloc)
How many rows are being returned from the MINUS?
Can you post the table description?
What is your specific database version number (all 4 numbers please)?
Can you post the table description?
What is your specific database version number (all 4 numbers please)?
There are MANY string aggregation examples out there.
In 11g there is LISTAGG as long as the concatenated string is less than 4000 characters.
I like the XML version:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24120361/Simple-Query.html?anchorAnswerId=23572892#a23572892
For table c:
insert into tablec (select 'tableA count: ' || tochar(count(*)) from tablea);