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Fetching input from Oracle table
Post 302951303 by Peasant on Wednesday 5th of August 2015 01:55:33 AM
08-05-2015
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Why not use sqlldr with input file ?
With it you have two possible paths.
Parsing input using complex control file or loading data into temporary table as is with simple control file, then do transformation inside database.
Use the database tools and the database since Oracle costs so much
With it you have two possible paths.
Parsing input using complex control file or loading data into temporary table as is with simple control file, then do transformation inside database.
Use the database tools and the database since Oracle costs so much
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mkhosts
MKHOSTS(8) System Manager's Manual MKHOSTS(8) NAME
mkhosts - generate hashed host table SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/mkhosts [ -v ] hostfile DESCRIPTION
Mkhosts is used to generated the hashed host database used by one version of the library routines gethostbyaddr() and gethostbyname(). It is not used if host name translation is performed by named(8). If the -v option is supplied, each host will be listed as it is added. The file hostfile is usually /etc/hosts, and in any case must be in the format of /etc/hosts (see hosts(5)). Mkhosts will generate database files named hostfile.pag and hostfile.dir. The new database is build in a set of temporary files and only replaces the real database if the new one is built without errors. Mkhosts will exit with a non-zero exit code if any errors are detected. FILES
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