ERROR at line 1: ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1 ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small ORA-06512: at "WMSYS.NO_VM_CREATE_PROC", line 147 ORA-06512: at line 26 Workaround: ...
split = table name for automatically parallelization. degree = parallelize data copy degree (2-128). 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 参考楼方鑫: sqluldr2超详细...
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, ...
end split_string; end; / With this in place, you can now call the macro, passing either a string or a table's column to split. Here are a few examples to get you going: Copy code snippet Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy select emp...
split FunctionSplits a string into a list of strings.first argument–string to be splitsecond argument–a set of one or more string delimiters. Each character in this string will cause a break.A list is created that contains each substring between delimiters.Example 1...
Remove set_string_columns from oracle_enhanced_data_types_spec.rb [#1454] Use drop_table if_exists: true` to avoid rescue nil [#1456] Extract JSON data type specs [#1459] Extract NationalCharacterString data type specs [#1460] Extract RAW data type specs [#1461] Extract TEXT data type ...
1publicString encrypt(byte[] nextBLock)throwsException {2logger.debug("Start encrypt data...");3byte[][] plainTextBlocks = ArrayUtil.splitBytes(this.plainText,this.blockSize);//按blocksize大小分割plainText45if(nextBLock ==null|| nextBLock.length == 0 || nextBLock.length !=this.blockSize...
TRANSFORM_VALUE ERROR_LOG_SAMPLE[DBMS_TYPE:regexp_replace("DBMS_TYPE",'Oracle','PostgreSQL')] or to replace all Oracle char(0) in a string by a space character: TRANSFORM_VALUE CLOB_TABLE[CHARDATA:translate("CHARDATA", chr(0), ' ')] The expression will be applied in the SQL stateme...
This time you pipe the results of the cat command to awk (a pattern-scanning and processing language often used to split up variable-length fields), which essentially tokenizes the string. The –F option directs awk to use the equal sign as the delimiter. You then print the second token...
If two SQL statements mean the same thing but are not identical character for character then from an Oracle viewpoint they are different statements. Consider the following issued by SCOTT in a single session: SELECT ENAME from TEMP_X;