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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Create table Post 302418982 by aigles on Thursday 6th of May 2010 02:27:19 AM
Old 05-06-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by mohan705
Hi Aigles,
Thanks for your reply .Its working for all columns except last column.
For the last column,set data type with column name .
problem with 4th column,its start with decimal places but the o/p showing varchar2(13)

Input file
Code:
col1|col2|col3|col4|col5|col6|col7|col8
1234|zxxxx|999|   |01/01/1970|||xxxx
12|abcdefghij|xyz|13.0000000000|10/08/2010||commentsxx|REAL xxxx- xxxx WILL ONLY BE xxxx; renegotiated 12/16/2000, yyy 47106812 ;payment xxx

Output
Code:
create table tablename(
  col1 number(4),
  col2 varchar2(10),
  col3 varchar2(3),
  varchar2(13),
  col5 date,
  col6 varchar2(2),
  col7 varchar2(10),
  varchar2(67) col8
);

Regards,
MR
The 4th Column in row #2 doesn't contain a number (only spaces), so the column is assigned the varchar2 type.

Jean-Pierre.

---------- Post updated at 08:27 ---------- Previous update was at 08:18 ----------

With your last sample datas, i don't have the problem on the last column name :
Input file:
Code:
col1|col2|col3|col4|col5|col6|col7|col8
1234|zxxxx|999|   |01/01/1970|||xxxx
12|abcdefghij|xyz|13.0000000000|10/08/2010||commentsxx|REAL xxxx- xxxx WILL ONLY BE xxxx; renegotiated 12/16/2000, yyy 47106812 ;p
ment xxx

Output:
Code:
create table tablename(
  col1 number(4),
  col2 varchar2(10),
  col3 varchar2(3),
  col4 varchar2(13),
  col5 date,
  col6 varchar2(),
  col7 varchar2(10),
  col8 varchar2(85)
);

but there is a problem with the 6th column which is empty for all rows.

Have you modified the posted script ?
Our outputs are not the same.

Jean-Pierre.
 

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