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Oracle tools export / import / SQLloader
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These tools are in the \Bin but not shown in the UI. They all work so why no access?
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You have access (they are there)
the UI is html/db - html/db is 100% browser based and database based. In order to use the command line tools, we'll be using the command line.
html/db does have tools to do a "load/unload" of tables for smallish sets of data.
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