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.NET Stored Procedure: Reading a Text File into an Oracle Table
By: Jagadish Chaterjee
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    2005-12-27

    Table of Contents:
  • .NET Stored Procedure: Reading a Text File into an Oracle Table
  • Deploying the Oracle based .NET CLR stored procedure using Visual Studio.NET
  • Testing the Oracle-based .NET CLR stored procedure
  • How to read all the lines from the text file
  • How to read all the lines from the text file – in a better and more efficient way

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    .NET Stored Procedure: Reading a Text File into an Oracle Table - Testing the Oracle-based .NET CLR stored procedure


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    I already introduced a way to test the stored procedure from within the Visual Studio.NET environment.  To test the above stored procedure, I just proceed with iSQLPlus from now on.

    Open any browser and go to “http://server:port/isqlplus.” Provide “Username,” “password” and “connect identifier” according to your configuration and click “login.”

    Once it opens workspace, just type the following code and press “execute.”

    Begin
    read;
    End;

    You should see output something like the following (Fig 4).

    That’s it.  Actually, the above three lines are nothing but some simple PL/SQL statements, generally used to call (or execute) any stored procedure stored in an Oracle database.

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