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Database Dump

This project is designed to use SQLcl to dump the database objects for the connected SCHEMA to the filesystem.

dmdump requires the SQLcl bin directory to be in your PATH.

Prerequisites

  • Download and unzip SQLcl.
  • Add the SQLcl bin directory to your PATH.

Install

  • Clone or download dmdump onto your system.

Unix

  • Create a symbolic link to the script dmdump.sh:
sudo ln -s /opt/dmdump/dmdump.sh /usr/bin/dmdump

Windows

  • Add dmdump to your PATH:
SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\dmdump\

Usage

  • Navigate to the desired output directory.
  • Run dmdump as follows:
dmdump {connect_string}

Arguments

Name Description Example
connect_string The connect string to connect to a database using sqlcl on the command line.
Note: A password is required at this stage.
- hr/hr@//server:port/service_name
- hr/hr@//server:port:sid
- hr/hr@XE1

Sample Output

.
├── function
│   └── GET_NAMES.sql
├── index
│   ├── COUNTRY_C_ID_PK.sql
│   ├── DEPT_ID_PK.sql
│   ├── DEPT_LOCATION_IX.sql
│   ├── EMP_DEPARTMENT_IX.sql
│   ├── EMP_EMAIL_UK.sql
│   ├── EMP_EMP_ID_PK.sql
│   ├── EMP_JOB_IX.sql
│   ├── EMP_MANAGER_IX.sql
│   ├── EMP_NAME_IX.sql
│   ├── JHIST_DEPARTMENT_IX.sql
│   ├── JHIST_EMP_ID_ST_DATE_PK.sql
│   ├── JHIST_EMPLOYEE_IX.sql
│   ├── JHIST_JOB_IX.sql
│   ├── JOB_ID_PK.sql
│   ├── LOC_CITY_IX.sql
│   ├── LOC_COUNTRY_IX.sql
│   ├── LOC_ID_PK.sql
│   ├── LOC_STATE_PROVINCE_IX.sql
│   └── REG_ID_PK.sql
├── package
│   ├── FOO.pkb
│   └── FOO.pks
├── procedure
│   ├── ADD_JOB_HISTORY.sql
│   ├── NAMED_NOTATION_DEMO.sql
│   └── SECURE_DML.sql
├── sequence
│   ├── DEPARTMENTS_SEQ.sql
│   ├── EMPLOYEES_SEQ.sql
│   └── LOCATIONS_SEQ.sql
├── table
│   ├── COUNTRIES.sql
│   ├── DEPARTMENTS.sql
│   ├── EMPLOYEES.sql
│   ├── JOB_HISTORY.sql
│   ├── JOBS.sql
│   ├── LOCATIONS.sql
│   └── REGIONS.sql
├── trigger
│   ├── SECURE_EMPLOYEES.sql
│   └── UPDATE_JOB_HISTORY.sql
├── type
│   └── CL_VARCHAR2_TABLE.sql
└── view
    ├── EMP_DETAILS_VIEW.sql
    └── V_MY_VIEW.sql