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ORACLE

Loading and Unloading XML Files Using Oracle 10G XE
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2006-12-20

    Table of Contents:
  • Loading and Unloading XML Files Using Oracle 10G XE
  • From Table to XML
  • Importing an XML File into Oracle 10G XE
  • Importing a simplified, contrived XML file

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    Loading and Unloading XML Files Using Oracle 10G XE - Importing an XML File into Oracle 10G XE


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    Let us say we want to import an XML file as shown in the next picture. This XML file was generated by exporting a table from an MS Access application.

    Simplifying the test further

    The MS Access created file has Microsoft Namespace references, details of columns, and so forth. In this format the Load into Oracle will fail. From experience the XML document loading error messages in Oracle 10G XE  do not give much help to the user. This help would have been very useful as the user does not know what to do next. Hence for this tutorial the following simplified procedure was used.

    The idea is to create a table, export it as an XML document and try to load it to the same table with different data. The rest of the steps do show that this at least succeeds.

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