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Moving Data with Oracle

Moving data in and out of Oracle is a very common task performed by DBAs and developers. In this course, you will learn how to properly deploy these essential tools.

Intermediate
15m
(8)

Created by Agaba Philip

Last Updated Sep 02, 2022

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Moving Data with Oracle

Moving data in and out of Oracle is a very common task performed by DBAs and developers. In this course, you will learn how to properly deploy these essential tools.

Intermediate
15m
(8)

Created by Agaba Philip

Last Updated Sep 02, 2022

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What you'll learn

In this course, Moving Data with Oracle, you will learn how to work with Data Pump, SQL Loader, and External Tables.

First, you'll start by creating directory objects and use SQL Loader to load data from non-Oracle sources.

Next, you'll explore external tables, which allow us to access operating system files from within Oracle.

Finally, you'll learn to use Data Pump to move data between Oracle sources.

By the end of the title, you’ll be able to move data in and out of Oracle, and you’ll be able to do it efficiently, using the best tool, for the job.

Moving Data with Oracle
Intermediate
15m
(8)
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Agaba Philip
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I'm a Linux aficionado. I deploy it to clients looking to build new solutions or migrate existing services. I teach it to students about to enter the job market, and I recommend it to anyone looking to get their start in IT.

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