I have two identical tables: original_table, destination table in two different Oracle database.
-- Oracle 1
create table original_table
(
my_id NUMBER(11) not null,
my_fld CHAR(15),
)
-- Oracle 2
create table destination_table
(
my_id NUMBER(11) not null,
my_fld CHAR(15),
)
I'm copying data from original_table to destination_table using the procedure and a database link. Here is a pseudocode version.
PROCEDURE COPY_DATA AS
BEGIN
FOR c_cursor IN (SELECT my_id ,my_fld FROM original_table@dblink)
LOOP
INSERT INTO destination_table
VALUES (c_cursor.my_id, c_cursor.my_fld);
END LOOP;
END;
Sometimes Oracle throws ERROR, when special character is inserted in original_table.my_fld column.
ORA-01406: fetched column value was truncated
This is because those two databases have different Unicode and I'm selecting data in LOOP. I tried to write select-insert statement outside of LOOP and it worked fine.
Can you tell me how to fix this problem?
CodePudding user response:
If you just want to copy all data from one table to another u don t need cursor u can do it with sql inside a procedure. Try it hope it helps...
PROCEDURE COPY_DATA AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO [database].[schema].destination_table (column_list)
SELECT column_list
FROM [database].[schema].original_table
WHERE condition;
END;
CodePudding user response:
Select and insert the data row-by-row is basically the slowest way you can do it. Use this one:
INSERT INTO destination_table (my_id ,my_fld)
SELECT my_id ,my_fld
FROM original_table@dblink;