Since there are many options for this operation, I am looking to this forum for advice and to simply have others weigh in with their preference.
I have a number of mobile systems that collect data in local sqlite databases all across the country. I want to roll this data into a central repository through a web interface in which users will upload their sqllite file through a .net 4.0 aspx page. I want to use C# to pull each of the 100 or so tables in the sqlite file into arrays and pass the arrays as in mode parameter to Oracle stored procedures.
Inside the stored procedure, I will use PL/SQL to process the arrays into insert statements for the Oracle repository.
Do you think this is a good approach? What would you do?
Thanks.
SQLITE TO ORACLE
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You can also parse the content of SQLite files in your .NET code and then use the OracleLoader class to pass the data to the Oracle database.gmbrazzle wrote:I want to use C# to pull each of the 100 or so tables in the sqlite file into arrays and pass the arrays as in mode parameter to Oracle stored procedures.
Inside the stored procedure, I will use PL/SQL to process the arrays into insert statements for the Oracle repository.