Oracle sqluldr2 tool installation and use

--Download: sqluldr2_linux_jb51.rar

 

After downloading and decompressing sqluldr, the contents of the folder are as follows:

sqluldr2.exe for 32-bit windows platform;

sqluldr2_linux32_10204.bin for linux32 bit operating system;

sqluldr2_linux64_10204.bin for linux64-bit operating system;

sqluldr264.exe is for 64-bit windows platform.

 

 

---One, install the sqluldr2 tool

cd /home/oracle/tools

unzip sqluldr2_linux_jb51.rar

--- use linux64 bit sqluldr2_linux64_10204.bin

mv sqluldr2_linux64_10204.bin sqluldr2

---Grant execute permission

chmod +x sqluldr2

 

--Add environment variable

vi .bash_profile
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$ORACLE_HOME/lib:/lib:/usr/lib 
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:$ORACLE_HOME/oracm/lib
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH


---Execute sqluldr2 in the installation directory and see the following results, indicating that the installation is successful!
[oracle@test-zdhcsdb-tools]$ sqluldr2

SQL*UnLoader: Fast Oracle Text Unloader (GZIP, Parallel), Release 4.0.1

(@) Copyright Lou Fangxin (AnySQL.net) 2004 - 2010, all rights reserved.

License: Free for non-commercial useage, else 100 USD per server.

Usage: SQLULDR2 keyword=value [,keyword=value,...]

Valid Keywords:

user    = username/password@tnsname
   sql     = SQL file name
   query   = select statement
   field   = separator string between fields
   record  = separator string between records
   rows    = print progress for every given rows (default, 1000000)
   file    = output file name(default: uldrdata.txt)
   log     = log file name, prefix with + to append mode
   fast    = auto tuning the session level parameters(YES)
   text    = output type (MYSQL, CSV, MYSQLINS, ORACLEINS, FORM, SEARCH).
   charset = character set name of the target database.
   ncharset= national character set name of the target database.
   parfile = read command option from parameter file

for field and record, you can use '0x' to specify hex character code,
  \r=0x0d \n=0x0a |=0x7c ,=0x2c, \t=0x09, :=0x3a, #=0x23, "=0x22 '=0x27


--- 2. Execute the export under the sqluldr2 command line
[oracle@test tools]$ ls
csv.log data data.log scripts.txt sql.file sqluldr2

---Three, edit the SQL file

you sql.file

SELECT A.*  FROM TEST.T_TEST_TA A

LEFT JOIN TEST.T_TEST_SF F  

ON F.KN = A.ID

AND F.S_DT BETWEEN '20180501' AND '20180531'

WHERE A.T_DT BETWEEN '20180501' AND '20180531'  

AND D.RY = '01';


---Execute command
--Produce N 40M files
time sqluldr2 user=test/123456 sql=sql.file field=0x2c record=0x0d0x0a size=40M text=CSV safe=Yes file=./data/csv201805_%b. csv fast=yes log=csv.log charset=ZHS16GBK


--- generate a file
time sqluldr2 user=test/123456 sql=sql.file field=0x2c record=0x0d0x0a text=CSV safe=Yes file=./data/csv201805.csv fast=yes log=csv.log charset=ZHS16GBK

 

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