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SCALA : Scala code to Call Data from Oracle Data Source and Convert them to CSV files

 Hi All,

Below is the code which is used to run the query from Oracle Database and load them to CSV files using Scala.


object Main {

 

  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {

 

    /* Local connection details*/

    val dbUser = "dbusernameo"

    val dbPassword = "dbpassword"

    val dbURL = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@11.2.4.80:1234:databasename"

 

    val configQuery =

      """

      SELECT First_Name,Last_Name,Middle_Name,Student_Number

      ,Grade_Level,Enroll_Status,Gender

      from Students Where rownum<2

        """

    val conConfig = OracleConnect.connJdbc(dbUser, dbPassword, dbURL)

 

    val statement = conConfig.createStatement()

    statement.setFetchSize(1000)

    val resultSet: java.sql.ResultSet = statement.executeQuery(configQuery)

 

    /* Read all the variable from Orcale table*/

    while (resultSet.next) {

     // var oracleURL = resultSet.getString("First_Name")

     // var oracleUser = resultSet.getString("Last_Name")

      //var oraclePassword = resultSet.getString("Middle_Name")

      //var oracleOutPutFilePath = resultSet.getString("Student_Number")

      //var oracleOutPutFileDateFormat = resultSet.getString("Student_Number")

     // var oracleQueryFilePath = resultSet.getString("Grade_Level")

 

      //val Enroll_Status = resultSet.getString("Enroll_Status")

      //val Gender = resultSet.getString("Gender")

 

      oracleURL = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@11.2.4.80:1234:databasename "

      oracleUser = " dbusernameo "

      oraclePassword = "dbpassword"

      oracleOutPutFilePath = "C:\\Scala\\student.csv"

      oracleOutPutFileDateFormat = "yyyyMMdd"

      oracleQueryFilePath = "C:\\Scala\\Config\\sampleQuery.txt"

 

      /* Call CSV export function*/

      CSVExport.exportCSVFile(oracleUser, oraclePassword, oracleURL, oracleOutPutFilePath, oracleOutPutFileDateFormat, oracleQueryFilePath)

    }

 

  }

 

}

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