Import each table data in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table

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Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table

Select tables in HTML file -> Set Oracle tables -> Import HTML data to Oracle

Choose Oracle and logon.

convert data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - Choose Oracle and logon

Click “Wizard – 1 File To N Tables” at task dialog.

Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - task window

Select the “HTML” file type.

Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - select file type

then show the wizard.

1. Open a HTML file, select tables.

Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - open HTML file

2. Show existing Oracle tables, choose “Import Type”.

Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - choose import type

3. Set Oracle tables.

Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - set tables

4. Show summary, set “Convert Rows”.

Transfer data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - preview

5. Import data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table.

Copy data from each table in a HTML file to a separate Oracle table - import data

View imported data in Oracle table

HTML tables to Oracle converter - view data

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HTML → Oracle reference

Type mapping

Value kind	in HTML	in Oracle
Int	`<td>1234</td>`	`NUMBER(10)`
Bigint	`<td>9007199254740993</td>`	`NUMBER(19)`
Decimal	`<td>1234.56</td>`	`NUMBER(p,s)`
Float	`<td>1.234e+10</td>`	`BINARY_DOUBLE`
Text	`<td>text</td>`	`VARCHAR2(n)`
Long text	`<td>multi-line text</td> (entities for & <)`	`CLOB`
Date	`<td>2026-09-18</td>`	`DATE`
Datetime	`<td>2026-09-18 14:30:00</td>`	`TIMESTAMP`
Binary	`not representable in a cell`	`BLOB`
Boolean	`<td>true</td>`	`NUMBER(1)`
JSON	`<td>{"a":1}</td> (quotes escaped)`	`CLOB`

Dialect differences

HTML is a file format and Oracle is a database server, so the target has to be told the types the file never carried – the rows below are where the two sides diverge.

Property	in HTML	in Oracle
port	`—`	`1521`
identifiers	`Attribute values in quotes; entities for reserved characters`	`"double quotes"`
row limit	`—`	`FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY`
dates	`Whatever text was rendered`	`DATE, TIMESTAMP`
long text	`—`	`CLOB, NCLOB`
binary	`data: URIs inside src attributes`	`BLOB, BFILE`
separator	`Tags, not delimiters`	`—`
encoding	`Declared in a meta charset tag or the HTTP header`	`—`
typing	`None`	`—`
shape	`Free form; tables are row/column structures inside markup`	`Tables of rows and columns`
ceiling	`No formal limit`	`—`

Command line

Side	Command
Oracle	`exp / expdp`
Oracle (load)	`sqlldr (SQL*Loader)`

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