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Hi Asyura,
I donīt know any tool for that purpose.
But you can read the dbf Files with dbase and create an ASCII File. This ASCII File can be processed via SQL*Loader or you can generate a SQL-Script from it.
If you donīt own dbase, you can alternately use a C- or C++ Library. There are many of them in internet as Free- or Shareware. With theese libraries you should be able to create a small tool by yourself. (I recommend to take libraries in source code).
There are even a lot of Freeware and Shareware tools to read .dbf files (mostly for MS Environments, some for Unixes).
The tools can be started from PL/SQL via host command.
There is also a way to integrate a c-library function in PL/SQL
to extend PL/SQL.
This might be the best way, because
it can be run on the server, but it is nothing for beginners.
I confirm, that you meant D-Base Files, did you?
Regs. Lothar
Asyura schrieb in Nachricht <7crkag$3f53_at_indo-news>...
>hay everybody,
>
>i have trouble with reading database ( dbf Files ) from oracle.
>do you know how to read dbf file from oracle ??
>nhs
Received on Fri Mar 19 1999 - 04:17:37 CST