Reputation: 11
I have been asked for my current project to convert our existing Oracle database into a Microsoft SQL database.
I have no problem for most of the data but I am having problems with a specific column.
I have a table with a CLOB column and with around 10,000,000 entries.
I tried to generate scripts with a update queries:
UPDATE DATABASE.TABLE SET CLOBCOLUMN = (CLOBCOLUMN + 'First part');
UPDATE DATABASE.TABLE SET CLOBCOLUMN = (CLOBCOLUMN + 'Added part');
At the end, I generated around 100GB of scripts to execute.
I tried to execute these scripts using sqlcmd:
echo off
set ScriptDir=<Directory with all scripts>
set MSQLAccount=<Connexion account>
FOR /L %%G IN (1,1,<last script number>) DO (
sqlcmd -S %MSQLAccount% -i %ScriptDir%\script_%%G.sql
)
pause
This solution is working but it is taking an infinite time: Only 14 entries are updated in 5 minutes ==> it will take around 8 years to finish.
Is there another solution that will help me to add these CLOB values from Oracle into the Microsoft SQL varchar(max) column?
Thank you in advance.
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