How to export Oracle DB data using SQL Developer? I need all data, tables, constraints, structure and so on.
In SQL Developer, from the top menu choose Tools > Data Export. This launches the Data Export wizard. It's pretty straightforward from there.
There is a tutorial on the OTN site. Find it here.
In version 3, they changed "export" to "unload". It still functions more or less the same.
If, at some point, you only need to export a single result set, just right click "on the data" (any column of any row) there you will find an export option.
The wizard exports the complete result set regardless of what you selected
To export data you need to right click on your results and select export data, after which you will be asked for a specific file format such as insert, loader, or text etc. After selecting this browse your directory and select the export destination.
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I have an application that accesses data from an SQL database and would like to make a test what would happen if some of the rows weren't present. I'm visualizing the data using DBeaver and it would be great if I could mark some lines to 'deactivate', i.e. delete them from the DB but still keep them as new lines locally, which I can readd later on.
Is DBeaver able to do that? Is there another tool which can?
You can simply EXPORT your data from the table, and import them again when you finish your test.
from what I know there is no way to hide rows.
if you want to export data from your table:
RIGHT CLICK ON THE SELECTED TABLE
EXPORT
CHOOSE YOUR PREFERRED EXPORT FORMAT
You could also make a backup of the table in its current state, and when you have finished your work you can do a rollback.
BACKUP:
RIGHT CLICK ON THE SELECTED TABLE
INTRUMENT
BACKUP
I need to export SQL Server 2017 database; can anyone please help me where I can find this?
Right click on a database ► Tasks ► Generate Scripts...
Select Script entire database and all database objects. Next like there is no tomorrow.
If you would like to include data as well, on the second step there is Advanced button. Find Types of data to script, then you can include data to schema as well. But there are more efficient ways to copy data exist.
I want to transfer SQL query results to a new csv file. This is because I have placed my SQL query inside a loop which will generate export query results to csv file each time. I'm using MS SQL Server 2012. I don't want to take GUI option.
Sql Server is not really designed to import and export files. You can use bulk copy program but I dont think it works in tsql code (looping). You can use openrowset but you need to set a special flag that opens up your surface area of attack which some do not want to do.
The answer is SSIS (or a tool like Talend). It comes with Sql and is designed by MS as the go to tool for import and export from Sql. If you were to right click on the data base, choose tasks and then export the wizard eventually creates and executes an SSIS package.
I recommend you reconsider a GUI option.
ps - Another answer was to use save results as. I have heard of problems using this method including problems with delimiters or text qualified fields.
There are multiple ways to attain this. Either you can export the resultset using BCP or using IMPORT/ EXPORT or using CTRL+SHIFT+S (this will change the resultset to SAVE AS. Hope this may help.
I am trying to export a large query from a DB2 database to a text file on my desktop using IBM Data Studio and I can't seem to get anything to work. When I run the query and right click on the results tab->Export->All Results it only gives me the first 500 records. This table is going to be in the range of 15 MM records so I can't just change the display settings to allow it to display that many records. I cannot use the unload utility because it won't let me save the file to my desktop. Any ideas?
Probably, the limit in the SQL Results is activated.
You should click in the upper left triangle in the "SQL results" view, then "Preferences...".
However, this is not a good way to export data, because you should fetch them into Data Studio and then export them via the GUI. It is better to use the "export" command.
IN the IBM Data Studio:
right click the table/view and ---->Data-----> Extract and Browse destination to drop the file.
What's the easiest way to export data to excel from SQL Server 2000.
I want to do this from commands I can type into query analyzer.
I want the column names to appear in row 1.
In Query Analyzer, go to the Tools -> Options menu. On the Results tab, choose to send your output to a CSV file and select the "Print column headers" option. The CSV will open in Excel and you can then save it as a .XLS/.XLSX
Manual copy and paste is the only way to do exactly what you're asking. Query Analyzer can include the column names when you copy the results, but I think you may have to enable that somewhere in the options first (it's been a while since I used it).
Other alternatives are:
Write your own script or program to convert a result set into a .CSV or .XLS file
Use a DTS package to export to Excel
Use bcp.exe (but it doesn't include column names, so you have to kludge it)
Use a linked server to a blank Excel sheet and INSERT the data
Generally speaking, you cannot export data from MSSQL to a flat file using pure TSQL, because TSQL cannot manipulate anything outside the database (using a linked server is sort of cheating). So you usually need to use some sort of client application anyway, whether it's bcp.exe, dtswiz.exe or your own program.
And as a final comment, MSSQL 2000 is no longer supported (unless your company has an extended maintenance agreement) so you may want to look into upgrading at some point.