[ale] Oracle DMP to ... something
Zyman, Andy
zymana at hra.nyc.gov
Fri Sep 12 12:07:17 EDT 2003
Oracle server is available under "development" license .
> -----Original Message-----
> From: attriel [mailto:attriel at d20boards.net]
> Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 12:06 PM
> To: ale at ale.org
> Subject: [ale] Oracle DMP to ... something
>
>
> OK, so, I've just been handed a project that I'm apparently
> supposed to
> migrate to my servers by monday (i love advance notice and
> good planning,
> don't you?)
>
> Included in this is a file server, which apparently uses
> Oracle and Oracle
> Application Server (although it appears that the only
> functional use of
> appserver is to allow the people the site is for to upload
> and download
> files easily, by storing them to a database)
>
> My project not having oracle, and not having the money to get a decent
> license to run it (and then more money for AppServer), I asked them to
> export the data so I could figure out what I needed and import it into
> MySQL or eliminate the database layer entirely and go
> straight to writing
> to/from the FS via FTP ...
>
> My export, I got this morning, is in Oracle DMP format. Does
> anyone know
> of any mechanism or tool that I can use to convert this to (a) MySQL
> files, (b) SQL commands, (c) something else that doesn't involve
> purchasing some kind of Oracle license first ?
>
> Last time I did something like this, the group gave me a user
> account on
> the Oracle server so I could do massive select->insert gigs
> with a perl
> script and the network, this group seems less interested in
> doing so :(
>
> While I attempt to get an account or a SQL export (which might be
> problematic, I don't know, since it involves BLOBs for the
> files), does
> anyone have any ideas how to get this data out of the DMP ?
>
> --attriel (grrrr)
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