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Filter Object TypesObjects: Expand the tree as needed to display the object types and objects that youwant to export, and check to select the desired object types and/or objects. You mustselect at least one object or object type.3.26 Export Table DataThis dialog box is displayed when you right-click a table name and select Export andthen an export format. You can export some or all of the table data to a file or to thesystem clipboard. To restrict the output to data in specified columns, use the Columnstab. To restrict the output based on a WHERE clause condition, use the Where tab.Format tabFormat: Determines the format of entries written in the specified output file: Insert for<strong>SQL</strong> INSERT statements, XML for XML tags and data, <strong>SQL</strong> LOADER for a<strong>SQL</strong>*Loader control file, or CSV for comma-separated values including a header rowfor column identifiers.Output: File writes the output to a file that you specify; Clipboard places the output onthe system clipboard, so that you can paste it into a file, a command line, or otherlocation appropriate for the format.File: If the output is to a file, click Browse to select the directory or folder and tospecify the file name and extension. The file path is then placed in the File box.Standard file extensions are .sql for Insert format, .xml for XML format, .ctl for <strong>SQL</strong>LOADER format, and .csv for CSV format.Columns tabYou can specify whether the output should include data from all columns or just fromthe checked columns.Where tabYou can restrict the output by entering a valid WHERE clause for a query on the table,without the WHERE keyword. For example, to restrict the exported data to rowswhere a column named RATING contains a value greater than 5, specify: rating >53.27 Externally Modified FilesThis dialog box filters is displayed when an external application has modified a filethat you have open in <strong>SQL</strong> <strong>Developer</strong>. You are asked if you want to reload theexternally modified file.If you click Yes, the externally modified file overwrites any changes that you mighthave made in <strong>SQL</strong> <strong>Developer</strong>. If you click No, the externally modified file will beoverwritten by your version when you save the file in <strong>SQL</strong> <strong>Developer</strong>.3.28 Filter Object TypesThis dialog box filters (restricts) the types of objects to be displayed for the schemaassociated with the selected user.Available Object Types: Lists the types of objects that are available to be added to thedisplay.Displayed Object Types: Lists the types of objects that are included in the display.Dialog Boxes for Creating/Editing Objects 3-23

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