## Table Name

The syntax rule table_name specifies the table name in the commands for exporting and importing data.

If you want to use keywords as table names, you must place them in double quotation marks.

### Syntax

<table_name> ::= [<schema_name>.]<identifier>

<schema_name> ::= <identifier>

<table_name> | Name of the table see also: SQL Reference Manual, Table Name (table_name)
<schema_name> | Name of the schema See the SQL Reference Manual, Schema Name (schema_name)

Examples

EXPORT TABLE hotel.room
DATA OUTSTREAM 'room_csv.data'

The application data of the table ROOM is to be exported.

IMPORT TABLE hotel.room
DATA INSTREAM 'room_csv.data'
hno 1
type 2
free 3
price 4

The application data from the file room_csv.data is to be imported into the specified columns of the table ROOM.

IMPORT TABLE hotel.room
IF POS 06-11 = 'double'
DATA INSTREAM 'room_csv.data'
hno 01-05
type 06-11
free 12-15
price 16-22

You only want to import those data records from the data stream room_csv.data into the target table ROOM in which double is specified as the room type.

### Explanation

You use the syntax rule table_name to specify the name(s) of the target table(s) in commands for unloading or loading data.

See also:

EXPORT TABLE Command

IMPORT TABLE Command

EXPORT COLUMNS Command

IMPORT COLUMNS Command

UPDATE COLUMNS Command

Selecting Data Records