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How to URL csv file loaded into unix Location(/equ/str/loaded)

Hi
i have the url: https://my.waves.com/:r:/documents%20-/csv%20upload after loaded the screen edc_data.csv
above file edc_data.csv file move unix Location(/equ/str/loaded)
can you please how to do in oracle
Thanks
Answers
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What are you actually asking for?
a) How to copy a file from a website URL to the server, or
b) How to reference the CSV file on your server once you've copied it there
Obtaining data from a website address is done using the UTL_HTTP package.
That will allow you to access the website address from which the 'response' will be the CSV data in your case, and then you can take that response and write that to a file on your server. That could be either by collecting the data in a CLOB variable and then writing it to a file using DBMS_LOB.CLOB2FILE, or by using the UTL_FILE package to write the contents out bit by bit.
There's various considerations such as security... do you need a wallet to access a secure website for example... and file/directory permissions on the server etc.
Without knowing exactly what you're trying to do though it's hard to tell you exactly what you need.