Export Oracle to Local Files in CSV
Fast, parallel data export with zero intermediate storage
Terminal
.\FastBCP.exe `
--connectiontype "oraodp" `
--server "host.domain | host.domain,port | host.domain,port/service" `
--database "tpch" `
--trusted `
--sourceschema "tpch10" `
--sourcetable "orders" `
--query "SELECT * FROM tpch10.orders" `
--directory "D:\Data\fastbcpexport\raw\{sourcedatabase}\{sourceschema}" `
--fileoutput "{sourcetable}.csv" `
--decimalseparator "." `
--delimiter "|" `
--dateformat "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" `
--encoding "UTF-8" `
--method "Ntile" `
--distributekeycolumn "o_orderkey" `
--paralleldegree -2 `
--merge false `
--runid "runidfromcaller"Source - Oracle Database
Oracle Database is the world's most widely used enterprise database. FastBCP leverages the ODP.NET driver for maximum performance during Oracle exports.
Features:
- •Native Oracle ODP.NET driver
- •Full support for Oracle-specific types
- •Optimized for large volumes
Parallel Method - Ntile
Divides data into N equal partitions based on a numeric column.
Requirement: Requires a numeric distribution column
Available parallel methods with Oracle:
Output Format - CSV (Comma-Separated Values)
CSV is the universal standard for tabular data exchange. FastBCP exports data to CSV format with configurable delimiters, encoding, and date formats for maximum compatibility.
Features:
- •Configurable delimiters and separators
- •Multiple encoding support (UTF-8, ASCII, etc.)
- •Custom date and decimal formats
- •Header row support
Destination - Local File System
FastBCP exports data directly to the local file system, ideal for on-premise processing, testing, or archiving.
Storage Type:
Local Disk
Features:
- •Direct write to local storage
- •No network overhead
- •Flexible path configuration
- •Perfect for development and testing
