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Old 10-28-03, 18:18
kyuan1 kyuan1 is offline
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help with csv file

I am using UTL_FILE object in Oracle 9i to create an excell report.
The excell report contains multiple sheets with it. Any one knows how to
put the data extracted from tables into different sheets? I know how to
do with the single sheet report, but no idea with the multiple sheets report. Very much appreciate your help!

Kevin
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Old 10-28-03, 20:47
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Re: help with csv file

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Originally posted by kyuan1
I am using UTL_FILE object in Oracle 9i to create an excell report.
The excell report contains multiple sheets with it. Any one knows how to
put the data extracted from tables into different sheets? I know how to
do with the single sheet report, but no idea with the multiple sheets report. Very much appreciate your help!

Kevin
Just curious...
Why are you dumping Oracle data to CSV files
when Excel via OBDC can "ingest" the data directly?
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Old 10-29-03, 05:43
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what is OBDC ?

and how can you use it to "ingest" the data directly into an Excel spreadsheet?
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Old 10-29-03, 11:46
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Re: what is OBDC ?

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and how can you use it to "ingest" the data directly into an Excel spreadsheet?
Oops.
ODBC - Open Data Base Connectivity
Within Excel
Data->Get External Data->Create New Query
This "assumes" Oracle Client s/w is installed on the PC
and it can connect to the target DB.
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