I have one Excel file with 80,000 Records. Now I need to
load that whole file into Oracle Database with same columns
in Excel sheet .
How can i do that?
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Answer / shamimul
An excel file cannot store more than 64K records.
To load an excel file, we will have to convert it to a
delimited format. the load it using sqlldr
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Answer / bibekananda pradhan
An excel file cannot store more than 64K records.
To load an excel file, we will have to convert it to a
delimited format. the load it using sqlldr
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Answer / ur_momma
Sqlldr is kinda oldschool these days, external tables is
the way to do it with the delimited file.
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