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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Software Requirements
3. Export Data
5. Additional Resources
1. Introduction
Oracle SQL Developer provides utilities to export both the definitions of the objects in a
schema and the data stored in those objects. In this How-To we start by exporting the data and
then move onto exporting object definitions.
2. Software Requirements
Access to the Sample User Account HR (See Step 2 of this Getting Started:
Oracle SQL Developer Guide)
3. Exporting Data
SQL Developer provides the ability to export user data to a variety of formats: CSV, XML,
LOADER, TEXT, INSERT, HTML and XLS.
1 In order to export the data from a table you can either use the
. SQL Worksheet and write a SQL query to retrieve the required
data (See Step 5 of the Getting Started: Oracle SQL Developer
Guide) or you can Click on the Data tab of a table definition.
We'll use this latter approach.
Click on DEPARTMENTS.
Click Next.
4. In this step, you can slect what Object Types to export. We will
take the default for all object types.
Click Next.
5. In this step, you can specify the objects to export. Instead of
querying all objects by immediately selecting Go, you can
enter a restriction criteria. Enter D% and then click Go.
6. You can restrict the list of choices further by using the drop list
on the right.. Select Table from the list of object types.
Click Go. The list now displays tables that start with "D".
Click Next.
8. In this step, you can specify the data that gets exported. Click
Go and a list of tables will be listed. Shuttle Departments to
the right hand panel..
Click Next.
9. In this final step, you can review your Export Summary.
Click Finish.
1 To review the file created, go to the main menu and select
0. View-> Files to open the Files Navigator tab. Select the new
file exportDept.sql from your file directory. The sql file will
open into a SQL Worksheet.
5. Additional Resources