export

Overview

export relational data to specified file format (e.g. csv, excel, json, pdf or html). You can split files by size, column value or row count. For excel you can place groups on tabs or split as file.

Syntax

export [<TABLE_VIEW_QUERY_PROC>] [--schema INPUT] [--exclude-views]
           [--exclude-tables] [-c|--connstr CONNECTION_STRING]
           [-n|--credname ENTRY_NAME] [--culture VALUE]
           [--excel-modify-password VALUE] [--excel-open-password VALUE]
           [--excel-preserve-target-format] [--excel-treat-value-as-formula]
           [--excel-clear-target-sheet] [--excel-use-report-template]
           [--excel-report-template-relations VALUE]
           [--excel-report-template-path FILE_PATH] [--single-dataset]
           [--no-null-prop] [--no-empty-array] [--no-empty-nested-prop]
           [--xml-prefix PREFIX] [--xml-namespaces KEY_VALUE_PAIRS]
           [--xml-row-element NAME] [--xml-root-element NAME]
           [--xml-standalone VALUE] [--xml-no-declare] [--enable-custom-replace]
           [--custom-replace-rules RULES] [-m|--map MAP_FILE_PATH]
           [-o|--out FILE_PATH] [--print-landscape]
           [--print-papersize {Undefined|Letter|Lettersmall|Tabloid|Ledger|Legal]
          |Statement|Executive|A3|A4|A4small|A5|B4_JIS|B5_JIS|Folio|Quarto|s10x1]
          4|s11x17|Note|Envelope9|Envelope10|Envelope11|Envelope12|Envelope14|C|]
          D|E|EnvelopeDL|EnvelopeC5|EnvelopeC3|EnvelopeC4|EnvelopeC6|EnvelopeC6_]
          C5|B4_ISO|B5_ISO|B6_ISO|EnvelopeItaly|EnvelopeMonarch|s63_4Envelope|US]
          StandardFanfold|GermanStdFanfold|GermanLegalFanfold|B4_ISO_2|JapaneseP]
          ostcard|s9x11|s10x11|s15x11|EnvelopeInvite|LetterExtra|LegalExtra|Tabl]
          oidExtra|A4Extra|LetterTransverse|A4Transverse|LetterExtraTransv|Super]
          A_A4|SuperB_A3|LetterPlus|A4Plus|A5Transverse|B5_JIS_Transverse|A3Extr]
          a|A5Extra|B5_ISO_Extra|A2|A3Transverse|A3ExtraTransverse|DblJapanesePo]
          stcard|A6|LetterRotated|A3Rotated|A4Rotated|A5Rotated|B4_JIS_Rotated|B]
          5_JIS_Rotated|JapanesePostcardRot|DblJapPostcardRot|A6Rotated|B6_JIS|B]
          6_JIS_Rotated|s12x11}] [--append] [--csv-rowsep SEP_CHAR] [--nohdr]
           [--csv-colsep SEP_CHAR] [--groupby COLUMN_NAME] [--gzip]
           [--keep-source] [--csv-quote] [--no-csv-quote] [--throw-err-if-nodata]
           [--cmd-timeout TIMEOUT_SEC]
           [--enc {Default|ASCII|UTF8|UTF16|UTF32|UTF8WithoutBOM|UTF32WithoutBOM]
          |UTF7|UTF7WithoutBOM|UTF16WithoutBOM|BigEndian|BigEndianWithoutBOM}]
           [--enc-ascii] [--enc-utf7] [--enc-utf8] [--enc-utf8-nobom]
           [--enc-utf16] [--enc-utf16-nobom] [--enc-utf32] [--charset INPUT]
           [--source-split-char INPUT] [--dateformat INPUT] [--split]
           [-y|--overwrite] [--splitsize FILE_SIZE] [--splitrows ROW_COUNT]
           [--maxrows ROW_COUNT] [--excel-sheetname NAME]
           [--excel-offset CELL_LOCATION] [--excel-clear-range RANGE]
           [--excel-saveas-multi-tab] [--excel-split-ontab]
           [--json-multi-content] [--json-array] [--pretty-print]
           [--excel-ver EXCEL_VERSION] [--csv] [--always-quote] [--json] [--xml]
           [--excel] [--pdf] [--html] [--consoleout FILEPATH] [-v|--verbose]
           [-w|--wait] [-i|--interactive]

Arguments

Parameter	Description
<TABLE_VIEW_QUERY_PROC>	Source for the data. This can be table(s), query, view(s) or proc. If its other than table or view then you must specify --proc or --query parameter to indicate access mode. You may list multiple objects by separating them using vertical bar (e.g table1\|table2\|view1). You can also use pattern for objects (e.g. cust%\|prod%)
--schema	Schema name or pattern to search for objects when object name contains pattern (e.g. Cust%)
--exclude-views	If pattern used on object name then do not include matching views in the objects to export.
--exclude-tables	If pattern used on object name then do not include matching views in the objects to export.
-c \| --connstr CONNECTION_STRING	Source connection string. This can be ODBC, OLEDB or ADO.net connection string. NOTE: For ADO.net driver only sql server is supported.
-n \| --credname ENTRY_NAME	Entry name of credential you saved earlier using setauth command.
--culture VALUE	Sets culture for numeric format (e.g. de-De).
--excel-modify-password VALUE	Sets the password for edit excel file action. So any time user tries to save the file it will prompt for password.
--excel-open-password VALUE	Sets the password for open excel file action. So any time user open the file it will prompt for password.
--excel-preserve-target-format	Preserve target cell format when clear target sheet option is turned on.
--excel-treat-value-as-formula	Set this option to true if your value may be formula. When this option is true then any Value starting with = sign will be treated as Formula (e.g. =A1+C1)
--excel-clear-target-sheet	When this option is true it clears all used cells in the target sheet before writing any data.
--excel-use-report-template	Output excel file using report template approach (formatting, expressions, datasets). See this link for more information https://zappysys.com/links/?url=https://zappysys.com/blog/create-excel-report-in-ssis-using-template/
--excel-report-template-relations VALUE	Relationships for master-child datasets in Excel Report template. Use this option to define related datasets for Master-Child bands in Template. Example : cust.CustomerId=ord.CustomerId. For multiple tables you can do semi-colon separated key-value pairs (parentTbl1.IdCol=childTbl1.IdCol;parentTbl2.IdCol=childTbl2.IdCol;). This option is ignored if ExcelUseReportTemplate=false
--excel-report-template-path FILE_PATH	Excel report template file path
--single-dataset
--no-null-prop	Do not output property if value is NULL. By default NULL value also output in file (e.g. {"Email": null} --OR-- <email xsi:nil="true"></email>)
--no-empty-array	Set this option to True if you dont want to output empty array nodes when no record found for that array (e.g. "Orders": [ ] for JSON --OR-- <Orders></Orders> for Xml). You can enable this option to avoid such empty nodes from the output.
--no-empty-nested-prop	Set this option to True if you dont want to output empty nodes of sub document (e.g nested property). This option is only applicable if you enabled DoNotOutputNullProperty. If all child peoprties are NULL for parent node then by default output contains empty nodes (e.g. CountryInfo: { CityInfo: { } } for Json --OR-- <CountryInfo><CityInfo /></CountryInfo> for Xml). You can enable this option to avoid such empty nodes from the output.
--xml-prefix PREFIX	Prefix for Root element. If you don't use Custom Layout then this prefix will be applied to all elements. For example if you want to output element like <ns1:Root> then set prefix ns1 here.
--xml-namespaces KEY_VALUE_PAIRS	Prefix and namespaces you would like to use for your XML attributes/elements. You can enter multiple prefix and namespace url using key value pair (separated by comma). Example: ns1=http://abc.com/schema1,ns2=http://abc.com/schema2
--xml-row-element NAME	Row element name for each data row. This is not applicable if you use custom layout.
--xml-root-element NAME	Document root node (First node after XML declaration)
--xml-standalone VALUE	Standalone attribute for XML declaration (Leave blank to exclude this attribute). This attribute is usually used when you have DTD validation in XML which is not very common.
--xml-no-declare	Controls weather you need to output XML declaration node (e.g. <?xml version="1.0" ?>)
--enable-custom-replace	Enable this option to define custom replacement rules (See also custom-replace-rules). Replacement rule should contain key=value pairs separated by semicolon. You can hard code character directly or use designated keyword (e.g. supported keywords are {doublequote} {semicolon} {tab}, {cr}, {lf}, {null}). You can also use Hex chars to search (e.g. \xff44=something). Use blank value in the second part to replace with blank. Example: {null}=\0;"="";{semicolon}=\{semicolon};{cr}=\r;{lf}=\n;{tab}=\t;{columndelimiter}=\{columndelimiter};\xff32=;\xff31=;{null}=;
--custom-replace-rules RULES	Define custom replacement rules to search and replace certain characters. This option is only valid when EnableCustomEscapeSequence=true. Replacement rule should contain key=value pairs separated by semicolon (i.e. ; ). In the key=value pairs, left side you have to define character to be searched and on the right side replacement value. You can hard code character directly or use designated keyword (e.g. supported keywords are {doublequote} {semicolon} {tab}, {cr}, {lf}, {null}). You can also use Hex chars to search (e.g. \xff44=something). Use blank value in the second part to replace with blank. Example: {null}=\0;"="";{semicolon}=\{semicolon};{cr}=\r;{lf}=\n;{tab}=\t;{columndelimiter}=\{columndelimiter};\xff32=;\xff31=;{null}=;
-m \| --map MAP_FILE_PATH	Map file path which contains additional information
-o \| --out FILE_PATH	Target file path
--print-landscape	Printer mode to landscape when exporting file. Only applicable to Html. Pdf, Excel files
--print-papersize TYPE	Printer paper size (e.g. A4, Letter, Legal). Only applicable to Html. Pdf, Excel files
--append	Append data at the end of file
--csv-rowsep SEP_CHAR	Row separator for data files (If this is not specified then New line is used). (NOTE: use \t for tab, \r\n for new line (This is default), \r for carriage return, \n for new line)
--nohdr	No header row with column names in the first row. By default first row is header row if this option is not specified. This option is only valid when output file format is excel or csv.
--csv-colsep SEP_CHAR	Field separator character for data files. (NOTE: use \t for tab)
--groupby COLUMN_NAME	Split files by group by column value. e.g. if you group by Country field then you will have one file for each country. Country name will be used as file name suffix. If you specify --split option then you may have more than one file for each value in group by field depending on split size/rows you specify
--gzip	Compress file in gzip format
--keep-source	Keep source file after compressing it when --gzip option enabled. By default source file is deleted once its compressed.
--csv-quote	Wrap quotes around value in data files. Default is true
--no-csv-quote	Disable quotes around value in data files
--throw-err-if-nodata	When this setting is true then Source data must have one or more records otherwise task will fail with error
--cmd-timeout TIMEOUT_SEC	Command Timeout in seconds for source query. 0 means no timeout.
--enc TYPE	File encoding
--enc-ascii	Use ASCII encoding for files
--enc-utf7	Use UTF7 encoding for files
--enc-utf8	Use UTF8 encoding for files. This is default encoding type.
--enc-utf8-nobom	Use UTF8 encoding (Without BOM bytes) for files. This is default encoding type.
--enc-utf16	Use UTF16 encoding for files
--enc-utf16-nobom	Use UTF16 encoding (Without BOM bytes) for files. This is default encoding type.
--enc-utf32	Use UTF32 encoding for files
--charset	character set identifier or codepage number for file
--source-split-char	character which splits multiple source queries
--dateformat	Date format in csv or json data file (e.g. YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS.MI)
--split	Split into multiple files (when split enabled you can split by filesize or rowcount. Check --splitsize and --splitrows options).
-y \| --overwrite	Overwrite target file if exists
--splitsize FILE_SIZE	Maximum size per file. You can specify in bytes,kb,mb or gb. Example: 10mb, 5000kb, 1gb, 2000bytes
--splitrows ROW_COUNT	Maximum rows per file
--maxrows ROW_COUNT	Maximum number of rows to export.
--excel-sheetname NAME	Sheet name of excel workbook where you want to export data
--excel-offset CELL_LOCATION	Excel cell location from where you want start writing data. (e.g. If you wish to export data at 3rd row of 2nd column then use B3). Default is A1 means first row first column
--excel-clear-range RANGE	Range you want to clear before writing data (Example: A1:M25). This is helpful when you writing data on existing Sheet and you want to make sure no previous content left in specified area before writing.
--excel-saveas-multi-tab	Set this option to true if you want to save multiple tables on tabs rather than split in files. Example if you want to save all tables with _stg% on tabs then set table name as _stg% and set this option to true. It will create one tab for each table.
--excel-split-ontab	When multiple tables specified or --groupby option specified along with this option then data is split on tabs rather than separate file for each group. e.g. if you set --groupby Country along with --split-ontab then you will see tab for each country in excel workbook.
--json-multi-content	Output records in Multi content json where each json record is appended to file without comma and opening closing array brackets (e.g. {...}{...} ). If you dont specify this option then default is Array format (e.g. [{...},{...}] )
--json-array	Output records in Array format (e.g. [{...},{...}] )
--pretty-print	Indent output (i.e. Pretty Print)
--excel-ver EXCEL_VERSION	File version for excel. Default value is 2007 (e.g. xlsx format of Excel 2007) which supports more than 65000 rows and many new features. If you need backward compatibility for some reason then use 2003 format. Possible values are [2003\|2007\|2010\|2013]
--csv	Export data in CSV format
--always-quote	Always quote around for CSV regardless datatype (by default numeric data is not quoted. This can be problem with some number format where comma is used for decimal)
--json	Export data in JSON
--xml	Export data in XML format
--excel	Export data in Excel format. Use --excel-version option to specify file format
--pdf	Export data in pdf format.
--html	Export data in HTML format.
--consoleout FILEPATH	Captures console output and saves to file
-v \| --verbose	Log verbosity level. -v means detailed, If you don't specify this option then minimum logging will be done.
-w \| --wait	Wait for user input before exit
-i \| --interactive	Continue in interactive mode after this command is completed. This switch is not applicable if you already in interactive mode

Notes

Main Features

Export relational data (e.g. MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, DB2) to CSV, JSON, Excel (xlsx), PDF or HTML file format
Export single or multiple tables using one command
Export single or multiple sql queries using one command
Support of MAP file to execute complex multi line queries not possible to type on command line
Support for file compression (file is compressed in *.gz)
Support for timestamp place holders in file path (e.g. specify file name as MyFile_{{YYYY}}_{{MM}}_{{DD}} to replace placeholder dynamically at runtime.
Automatically split large dataset into multiple files using max row count per file setting (see --splitrows option).
Automatically split large dataset into multiple files using max filesize setting (see --splitsize option)
Split dataset into multiple files based on group by column (e.g. Groupby Country column will create file for each country)
Support for multiple encodings (e.g. ASCII, UTF8, UTF16, UTF32, UTF7)
Support for pattern to query tables/views name with specific pattern (e.g. CUS% will export table name starting with CUS)
Support for adjusting output format for date
Support for escape sequence
Support for OLEDB drivers, ODBC drivers and ADO.net driver

CSV Export Features

Create CSV files with header or without header
Support for custom column separator
Support for custom row separator
Support for quoted value

Excel Export Features

Export data to excel on specific tab
Export data to 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013 format
Support for file splitting based on file size, row count or group by column
Support for large dataset (Yes you can export more than 65000 records)
Support for exporting to specific location in existing or new workbook. e.g. --excel-offset B5 will output dataset of 5th row of column B)
Export simple or complex JSON from multiple tables/queries (e.g. nested customer info with orders)

JSON Export Features

Automatically create JSON file structure from table or query
Create more complex JSON with nested attributes, array, nested document array using flexible Map File
Support for Server side Lookup for very large dataset with nested dataset joins

How to export relational data to JSON file

To export json file with nested structure you have to provide map file. Below is the example of map file which shows how to include multiple datasets, array, join, nested elements etc.

SampleMapFile.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<settings ver="1">
	<dataset id="cust" main="true">Customers</dataset>
	<dataset id="ord">Orders</dataset>
	<dataset id="emp">Employees</dataset>
	<join parentid="cust" childid="ord" keys="CustomerID" />
	<join parentid="ord" childid="emp" keys="EmployeeID" />
	
	<map src="CustomerID" name="ID" />
	<map src="CompanyName" />
	<map name="Contact">
		<map src="Phone" />
		<map src="Fax" />
		<map name="Location">
			<map src="Country" />
			<map src="Region" />
		</map>
	</map>
	
    <map name="OrderIDList" dataset="ord" maptype="valuearray" src="OrderID"/>
    <map name="Orders" dataset="ord">
		<map src="CustomerID" />
		<map src="OrderID" />
		<map src="OrderDate" />
		<map name="EmpInfo" dataset="emp">
			<map src="EmployeeID" />
			<map src="FirstName" />
		</map>
    </map>
</settings>

Now execute below command to export MySQL data to desired JSON structure

export --map c:\MySampleMap.xml --out c:\data\customers.json --connstr --connstr "Driver={MySQL ODBC 5.2 ANSI Driver};Server=your_server_name_or_ip;Port=3306;Uid=user1;pwd=SomeP@ssword;Database=your_db_name"

Here is sample json exported using above map file

[
  {
    "ID": "ALFKI",
    "CompanyName": "Alfreds Futterkiste",
    "Contact": {
      "Phone": "030-0074321",
      "Fax": "030-0076545",
      "Location": {
        "Country": "Germany",
        "Region": null
      }
    },
    "OrderIDList": [
      10643,
      10692,
      10702,
      10835,
      10952,
      11011
    ],
    "Orders": [
      {
        "CustomerID": "ALFKI",
        "OrderID": 10643,
        "OrderDate": "1997-08-25",
        "EmpInfo": [
          {
            "EmployeeID": 6,
            "FirstName": "Michael"
          }
        ]
      },
      {
        "CustomerID": "ALFKI",
        "OrderID": 10702,
        "OrderDate": "1997-10-13",
        "EmpInfo": [
          {
            "EmployeeID": 4,
            "FirstName": "Margaret"
          }
        ]
      },
      {
        "CustomerID": "ALFKI",
        "OrderID": 11011,
        "OrderDate": "1998-04-09",
        "EmpInfo": [
          {
            "EmployeeID": 3,
            "FirstName": "Janet"
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "ID": "ANATR",
    "CompanyName": "Ana Trujillo Emparedados y helados",
    "Contact": {
      "Phone": "(5) 555-4729",
      "Fax": "(5) 555-3745",
      "Location": {
        "Country": "Mexico",
        "Region": null
      }
    },
    "OrderIDList": [
      10308,
      10625,
      10759,
      10926
    ],
    "Orders": [
      {
        "CustomerID": "ANATR",
        "OrderID": 10308,
        "OrderDate": "1996-09-18",
        "EmpInfo": [
          {
            "EmployeeID": 7,
            "FirstName": "Robert"
          }
        ]
      },
      {
        "CustomerID": "ANATR",
        "OrderID": 10625,
        "OrderDate": "1997-08-08",
        "EmpInfo": [
          {
            "EmployeeID": 3,
            "FirstName": "Janet"
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }

How to export relational data to Excel format

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How to export relational data to CSV format

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Examples

Examples
export sql server table to csv file (use of windows authentication) export customers -o c:\data\cust.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to excel file export customers -o c:\data\cust.xlsx --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to excel file, split data on multiple tabs group by specific field (e.g. Country) export customers -o c:\data\cust.xlsx --groupby Country --excel-split-ontab --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to JSON file export customers -o c:\data\cust.json --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to JSON file in multi-content format export customers -o c:\data\cust.json --json-multi-content --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to PDF file export customers -o c:\data\cust.pdf --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export sql server table to HTML file export customers -o c:\data\cust.html --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export multiple sql server tables to csv file (use of windows authentication) export "customers\|orders\|products" -o c:\data\ --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export multiple tables using name pattern (all table starting with _stg will be exported to csv) export "_stg%" --exclude-views -o c:\data\ --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export multiple tables using name pattern from HR schema (all table starting with _stg will be exported to csv). You can use pattern in --schema too. export "_stg%" --schema HR --exclude-views -o c:\data\ --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export query to csv export "select * from customers where country='USA'" -o c:\data\us_customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export multiple queries to csv. When you have multiple files file name will be suffixed by counter e.g. file1.csv, file2.csv. export "select * from customers where country='USA'\|select * from orders" -o c:\data\file.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export table to csv file with timestamp placeholders in file name export "customers" -o c:\data\customers_{{YYYY}}_{{MM}}_{{DD}}_{{HH24}}{{MI}}{{SS}}.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Append data to existing file export "select * from customers" --append -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Create tab delimited file export "customers" --csv-colsep \t -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Create csv file without header export "customers" --nohdr -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export and split data into multiple csv files with maximum 100 rows per file export "orders" --split --splitrows 100 -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export and split data into multiple csv files with maximum 10KB size per file export "orders" --split --splitsize 10KB -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export and split data into multiple files based on group by field (e.g. if we group by Country then we will have one file per country) export "Customers" --groupby Country -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export and split data into multiple files based on group by field and max size per file (e.g. if we group by Country then we will have one file per country) export "Customers" --groupby Country --split --splitsize 10MB -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export compressed data in GZip format export "Customers" --groupby Country -o c:\data\customers.csv --gzip --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export compressed data in GZip format and keep original too export "Customers" --groupby Country -o c:\data\customers.csv --gzip --keep-source --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
Export in ASCII encoding rather than UTF8 (which is default) to reduce file size. Use this only if you not using any Unicode characters. export "Customers" --enc-ascii -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y
export MySQL data to json file (Example of MySQL 5.2 ODBC driver) export customers --out c:\data\customers.json --json --overwrite --connstr "Driver={MySQL ODBC 5.2 ANSI Driver};Server=your_server_name_or_ip;Port=3306;Uid=user1;pwd=SomeP@ssword;Database=your_db_name"
export oracle data to JSON file using ODBC driver export customers --out c:\data\customers.json --overwrite --connstr "Driver={oracle in oradb10g_home1};uid=scott;pwd=tiger;server=(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=127.0.0.1)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ORCL)))"
export oracle data to JSON file using ODBC driver (use of TNS NAME) export customers --out c:\data\customers.json --overwrite --connstr "Driver={oracle in oradb10g_home1};uid=scott;pwd=tiger;server=myTNSalias"
export oracle data to JSON file using OLEDB driver export customers --out c:\data\customers.json --overwrite --connstr "Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle;User ID=scott;password=tiger;Data Source=XE"
export table to Json file (more complex json using map file. This json example shows how to join multiple tables, how to export array, how to export nested documents. Refer Map file example in this help above.) export --map c:\data\MySampleMap.xml -o c:\data\customers.csv --connstr "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;" -y

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