2 magic Stored Procedures that simultate dbimport
Posted in 2018
Topics: Stored Procedures & SPL, Migration, Import/Export & Data Conversion
HI Folks,
some time ago, a certain John F.M.III (anonymous name ;-) ) published a couple
of stored procedures that simulate dbimport and dbexport, using dynamic SQL
and external tables. I think this was in developerworks, not sure.
Those SPs are very handy and simple to use.
Did anyone save these SPs? In that case can you share or point to the right
URL ?
Thanks in advance
Eric
Hi Eric,
Just look at this link:
http://planetids.com/content/how-create-stored-procedure-which-emulates-very-fas
t-dbexport-dirty-read-mode
How to create a stored procedure which emulates a very fast dbexport in dirty
read mode. |
planetIDS.com<http://planetids.com/content/how-create-stored-procedure-which-emu
lates-very-fast-dbexport-dirty-read-mode>
planetids.com
This is a simple stored procedure which will export the current database to
the specified directory without locking the database. While this is a very
simple procedure it can be extend very easily to accommodate parallel unloads
based on the size of a table, scan tables in parallel and many other ways to
customize this produce for your own needs.
I hope this will help.
Kind regards,
Patrick
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Objet : 2 magic Stored Procedures that simultate dbimport [40660]
HI Folks,
some time ago, a certain John F.M.III (anonymous name ;-) ) published a couple
of stored procedures that simulate dbimport and dbexport, using dynamic SQL
and external tables. I think this was in developerworks, not sure.
Those SPs are very handy and simple to use.
Did anyone save these SPs? In that case can you share or point to the right
URL ?
Thanks in advance
Eric
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Hi Patrick, that is the one! thank you!