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It is indeed a standard export mechanism for MySQL. You can write a script that does the job, or either in Oracle 8i parse the archive logs generated when loading your table with the Log Miner tool (which does generate SQL).
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From: Gopal Santhanam [mailto:gopal_at_bisc.eecs.berkeley.edu]
Sent: 26. januar 2000 02:40
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Subject: How to dump table contents as SQL statements?
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Hi,
How do you dump the data contents of a table as a series of sql insert statements? I'd like to generate a sql script file that can be later loaded into an empty incarnation of the same table.
I know there is such an animal in for MySQL.
Gopal
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