Re: ODBC " character issue



On 15 Sep 2006 10:34:20 -0700, soalvajavab1@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

I export an access table using Oracle ODBC driver to Oracle schema,
it add character " to table name and all its column names like this

"ff_to_oracle"
(
ID VARCHAR2(20),
"empid" VARCHAR2(20),
"empname" VARCHAR2(50),
"empdept" VARCHAR2(20),
"create_date" DATE
)

and when I want to query the imported table in Oracle I have to say:

select * from "ff_to_otracle"


Is there anyway to get rid off " charater during the ODBC process?
Thanks for help

There is:
Make sure ALL of your identifiers (table names, column names etc), are
in UPPERCASE prior to conversion.
So
FF_TO_ORACLE
(ID
EMPID
EMPNAME
EMPDEPT
CREATE_DATE

etc.

This is a known feature and has been documented here often. You could
have searched http://groups.google.com prior to posting.

--
Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA
.



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