How to Store Ping Result in Oracle from PingInfoView software

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I have PingInfoView software I want to store the ping result in Oracle

I want to store each ping result I have 255 ping results in that s/w

I want all ping result in interval of 15 sec. duration
What can I do ?

Posted 6-Oct-14 20:01pm

Sanket4

Updated 6-Oct-14 20:55pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Oct-14 2:31am

What is that fruit, "notepad format"? What you do depends on 1) what you want to achieve; 2) what do you have on output from PingInfoView. Figure that out and then design proper part of database schema. Any questions about that?
—SA

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-10-11T03:38:00

As PingInfoView will allow you to save report results in html, text, CSV or XML files you can that data directly into Oracle tables - either the full report, or for CSV and XML output, you can put the atomic information directly into tables - see Oracle Community[^] for details of how to do that.

As it (PingInfoView) is a command line utility you can easily call it from a C# program as often as you like (Every 15 seconds is probably overkill though).

I don't think there is an API for it, you'd have to ask NirSoft[^]