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- On the main menu bar, select **Files**>**New Connection**. Or on the Toolbar, click [New Connection] or press Ctrl+Alt+L. This will open a **New Connection** window.
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- Input values for the database and access, and then click [Connect].
> Note: To set the language in Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, check *Unicode* to correctly view the characters. The default port is 8629 and default SID is Oracle. Check your server and enter accordingly.
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3. Write the SQL statement so that the results of the query execution contain the data to be modified.
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4. On the Run Toolbar, click [Run and Modify Current SQL] or press F6.
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5. Check the query result.
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6. Double click on the data to edit.
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1. On **Object Panel**, double-click on a table to edit.
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2. On the **Table Explanation** window, click the Data tab.
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3. Double-click on the grid to edit, and then make changes.
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4. Once you are done, click other area of the grid or click 'Save' on navigator on top of the page.
5. After you add all the fields, click [View SQL] to see SQL statement that is automatically generated.
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6. Once you are done, click [OK].
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4. Click [Run] or press F5.
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5. Right-click on the grid, and select **Export Data**>**Excel file**.
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6. As **Data Export Wizard** window opens, select a file type and then click [Next].
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7. On **Set File path and Additional option**, select a file to export. If necessary, set the number of records for each file and click [Execute].
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1. Select a table from **Object Panel** or **Search for Object**.
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2. Right-click on the table, and select [Export Data].
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3. As **Data Export Wizard** window opens, select a file type and then click [Next].
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4. On **Set File path and Additional option**, select a file to export. If you check *Records Count of Each file*, additional files will be created if the number goes beyond the number you entered. Then click [Execute].
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#### Export data from multiple tables at once
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1. On the main menu bar, go to **Tools**>**Export Data**.
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2. Select tables to export. You can select multiple tables.
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3. If you choose one table
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5. Click [Start]
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6. You can see the files on [Export Folder] by the names of the tables.
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> Note: The created files are named after the tables.
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5. On **Additional Options Settings**, customize options for the importing data and then click [Next].
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6. The first row: If the first row of the data consists of a field name, enter 2. If not, enter 1.
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7. The last row: If you don't input any value, all rows from the file will be read.
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8. On **File Preview** section, you can map the columns from the file and table. Click [Auto Columns Mapping] to map columns in the file to the fields on the table. Click [Next].
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9. On **Column Mapping** window, check if the source file and the destination file are mapped correctly.
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> Note: >>>>If you don't select keys on Column Mapping window, the data is simply added or copied. If you want to activate other importing mode, select the keys on Column Mapping window.
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10. On **Data Preview** window, check the data you are about to import. To proceed, click [Next].
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11. On **Run Summary** window, select one from *Import Mode* and click [Execute].
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- Append: Add Records to the destination table.
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- Update: Update Destination Record that matches with Record in Source.
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4. On **Select File to Import**, browse a file to import and click [Next].
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5. On **File Option Settings**, customize options for the importing data and then click [Next]. You must select one from the *Field Separator* to proceed.
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- Field Separator: It is a symbol that marks a line break in a text file. Check if there is a specific symbol such as tab, comma, or other symbols.
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- Fixed width: Check if the width of the characters from each field is fixed.
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6. On **File Preview** window, you can map rows from the file and the tables. Click [Auto Column Mapping] to consecutively fetch the data and then click [Next].
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7. On **Column Mapping** window, check if the source file and destination file are mapped correctly.
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> Note: If you do not check the keys on Column Mapping window, you can only add and copy the data. To activate other importing mode, select the keys.
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8. On **Data Preview**, check the data you are about to import. To proceed, click [Next].
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9. On **Run Summary** window, select one from *Import Mode* and click [Execute].
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- Append: Add Records to the destination table.
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- Update: Update Destination Record that matches with Record in Source.
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