Re: [cx-oracletools-users] cx-oracletools-users Digest, Vol 11, Issue 2

Thanks for your answer my friend.
Very soon , you´ll have news of my person about my work with cx_Oracle
regards
El sáb, 07-03-2009 a las 12:04 +0000,
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> On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 7:05 PM, Marcos Ortiz Valmaseda
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> > Firstly, regards to all members of the list.
> > I write to you because I?m developing a Python aplication to be efective a
> > Oracle migration to PostgreSQL compatible schema and I?m using many tools
> > developed by Anthony Tuininga, especificaly cx_Oracle 5.0 and cx_OracleTools
> > and I need to know what is the result of the DumpData.py module and the
> > ExportData.py.
> 
> ExportData will dump the data into a pickle type format that another
> Python program could read but is designed for use by the paired tool
> called ImportData. If you are interested in using it for your own
> purposes then read the source code and ask me questions if you run
> stuck. However if you're converting your own data you could simply
> write your own code using cx_Oracle with the source of cx_OracleTools
> as a guide if that's helpful. cx_OracleTools is meant to be generic,
> though, so it may not help you as much as you might like.
> 
> DumpData will dump the data as SQL statements that could be executed
> by SQL*Plus, for example. Its intended for tables that contain a small
> number of rows where someone might wish to
> 
> > My aplication use the Python language on the core of the same and one
> > version is developed with Qt4 and the second with Python module
> > python-newt,excellent for to the development work with text-mode
> > aplications.
> >
> > 2-? I need more examples of the cx_OracleTools use
> 
> Using these at the command line? Or something else? All of the tools
> have the --help option which will give you details on all of the
> arguments and options and a description of each.
> 
> > 3-? When you build a Connection Object with the cx_Oracle module, the sintax
> > is very easy, but you can pass many options to the constructor. ?Which
> > options I can pass? and please send a example.
> 
> Most of the options are only needed for specialty situations. The
> simplest is the following:
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> connection = cx_Oracle.Connection("user/password@tnsentry")
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> In other words, the same connect string format used by SQL*Plus. If
> you want more details on the other options, look at the supplied
> documentation for cx_Oracle.
> 
> Anthony
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