Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 4-14.
Manually mapping the data columns to the table
9.
When you're sure all the mappings are correct, click the
Load Data
button to load the data
into the
TICKETS
table.
After the data is loaded, you're presented the Spreadsheet Repository screen shown in Figure
4-15
. That screen
shows that 20 rows were loaded into the database and zero errors occurred during loading.
Figure 4-15.
Data has been loaded into the
TICKETS
table
If you navigate to the Object Browser, select the
TICKETS
table, and look at the data in that table, you can see that
the records that were in your spreadsheet have been loaded into the database. To finish the job, you need to load the
data for
TICKET_DETAILS
. Here's what to do:
10.
Navigate to the Data Workshop, click the
Spreadsheet Data
link in the Data Load region,
and click
Next
.
11.
In the wizard, select
Existing Table
for
Load To
and
Copy and paste
for
Load From
, and
click
Next
.
12.
Select your “parse as”
Schema
from the
Schema
select list. This is the same schema in
which you created your tables in the
Object Browse
r.
13.
Select
TICKET_DETAILS
for the
Table Name
, and click
Next
.
14.
In Microsoft Excel, navigate to the TICKET_DETAILS tab and copy all the data, including
the column headings, in that spreadsheet to the clipboard.
15.
In your browser, paste the data you copied to the clipboard into the
Data
text area, ensure
that
First row contains column names
is checked, and click
Next
.
