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Schedule and automate Oracle to Access data task
1. Select and run a task from follow list:
- Transfer data from multiple similar Oracle tables to same Access table without programming
- Batch transfer data from Oracle tables to Access tables
- Transfer data from Oracle query results to Access table
- Transfer data from Oracle table to Access table
2. Save session and create .bat file.
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Oracle → Access reference
Type mapping
| Value kind | in Oracle | in Access |
|---|---|---|
| Int | NUMBER(10) | Long Integer |
| Bigint | NUMBER(19) | Long Integer |
| Decimal | NUMBER(p,s) | Decimal |
| Float | BINARY_DOUBLE | Double |
| Text | VARCHAR2(n) | Text(n) |
| Long text | CLOB | Long Text |
| Date | DATE | Date/Time |
| Datetime | TIMESTAMP | Date/Time |
| Binary | BLOB | OLE Object |
| Boolean | NUMBER(1) | Yes/No |
Dialect differences
Both Oracle and Access are database servers, so the differences below are dialect-level: the same concept is spelled differently on each side.
| Property | in Oracle | in Access |
|---|---|---|
| port | 1521 | (file-based) |
| identifiers | "double quotes" | [square brackets] |
| row limit | FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY | SELECT TOP n |
| dates | DATE, TIMESTAMP | Date/Time |
| long text | CLOB, NCLOB | MEMO |
| binary | BLOB, BFILE | OLE Object |
Command line
| Side | Command |
|---|---|
| Oracle | exp / expdp |
| Oracle (load) | sqlldr (SQL*Loader) |
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