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How can I do this in SAS and/or Oracle SQL (I can push Table_X and Table_Y in Oracle using Explicit-Pass Through and use Oracle Syntax). Table_Y.colR value would be filled by a SQL Query (which I can connect to SQL DBs using Implicit or Explicit Pass-Through connections)įinal Output for Table_Y should look like this This tool returns messages showing the comparison result.

liquibase diff -urljdbc:oracle:thin:::Please suggest a suitable option to compare the data between the two tables. For this example imagine you have chosen to use Schema Compare to. The first step in the wizard give you the option of deploying the changes through Schema Compare for Oracle or creating a deployment script which you can export and run through your IDE ( Figure 5 and Figure 6 ). But still having issues comparing the data. Figure 4: Selecting objects to deploy in Schema Compare for Oracle. I have copied both the contents to an excel sheet. I cannot use DBLink, because of some connectivity issues.

What I essentially want is If Value.Table_X.colA != Value.Table_Y.colP then INSERT that value of Table_X.colA and Table_X.colB INTO Table_Y.colP and Table_Y.colQ respectively. The diff command in Liquibase allows you to compare two databases of the same. I would like to compare the data between the two tables. There's an easy way to understand the data in your databases. Confused about your SQL Server database You don't have to be. It shows columns missing in either of two databases. It has a recovery manager tool that provides cold, hot, and incremental database backups and recoveries. The colR value of table_Y needs to be updated by getting its value from a SQL Query. Compare tables and columns in two schemas in Oracle database Query below compares columns (names) in tables between two Oracle Database schemas. I am now looking to compare the values in colA of table_X with values in colP in table_Y and if they are not equal then insert the colA,colB values of table_X to colP and colQ values in table_Y.

For small table entire data was matched & for large tables the. I have created two tables in SAS WORK Library using data queried from Oracle tables using implicit pass through connections. Then we created a Shell script to pull data from oracle & Teradata and match it.