Commit point in SQL loader

Hello
Using Sqlloader I'm loading data in the table. In the control file, I mentioned after option to commit all rows of 1024.

But when actually SQLloader loads the data I'm getting exit follwowing IE its commit all 330 rows.

OPTIONS (LINES = 1024)
DOWNLOAD THE DATA
INFILE '$infile '.
BADFILE "$badfile."
ADD
IN the TABLE employee
.....
.....

SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on June 22 at 06:13:23 Mar 2010

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 330
Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 660
Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 990

Can someone help me on this?

Thank you
Khaldi

You may need to increase the bindsize.

Read the reference manual SQL Loader for the implications of the enlargement of these values.

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SQL Loader issue - CSV with commas and quotes IN the data

Hello, I have a dataset for a simple table of 2 columns like this:
Column 1, "it is given for"Column 2", with commas and quotes."
Data are delimited by commas and may be surrounded by double quotes. In ADDITION, it may include commas and quotation marks in the data fields. I CANNOT manipulate data before sending it to SQL Loader.
I set my file of control like this:
DOWNLOAD THE DATA
INFILE '. / TEST.dat'
BADFILE '. / TEST. BAD'
DISCARDFILE '. / TEST. DSC"
REPLACE IN THE TEST TABLE
Fields ended by ',' POSSIBLY BOX BY ' "' TRAILING NULLCOLS"
(
Col1 char (50),
Col2 char (500)
)

Now when I run the present via SQLLDR, I get the following error in the log file:

Sheet 1: Rejected - error on table TEST, column COL2.
no terminator found after CLOSE and CLOSED field
What are my options to get the loaded data as presented above? I'm working on Oracle 11 g (11.2.0.3.0) 64-bit on AIX 6.1.0.0.
Thank you!

In this case, there is no way she can tell who's a delimiter or pregnant and which is part of the data. As far as I know, there is no way that you can load it into the appropriate columns.

SQL Loader with decimal comma
Dear all,

I am loading data for a German client and the files shipped contain numeric data with decimal comma. For example 123.5 instead of 123.5

I've been Googling like crazy on this one and there is a lot of chatter on the definition of NLS_LANG and/or NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS, but none of this seems to work in the environment SQL Loader.

I guess I'll end up tinkering together something complicated with TO_NUMBER or another function, but I really can't believe SQL Loader isn't a simple switch to return semicolon.

Or I forgot something?

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Kind regards
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You can use something like:

Load data
INFILE...
BadFile...
....
fields completed by...
(
...
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Published by: SKU on January 28, 2009 04:41

SQL Loader when Clause

Hello

I have a requirement to load a file and exclude lines on a column with a value where ID NOT LIKE ' % no data %'

OPTIONS (SKIP = 3)

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

INFILE ' / home/test.csv '

IN THE test TABLE

TRUNCATE

What ID do NOT LIKE ' % no data %'

' Surrounded FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' possibly ' ' '

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(ID,

BEGUN,

TIME,

DATE_ADDED SYSDATE

)

Some examples of ID:

Data AVDFGHKL:no

Data THGEIUJD:no

The value will always point 10 a go (after the semi colon)

I tried the following, but not luck

When (1) = '1') AND (10:2). = 'No '.

Yes, the outer table can be a better option (the file must be in the server). Depending on your data (i.e. the colon (:)) always comes in 9th place) it will work.)

[oracle@localhost saubhik]$ cat my_data.txt
AVDFGHKL:No Data, 09/11/2009
JFDJFUJK, 09/11/2009
AGHFJDKK:No Data, 09/11/2009
TRUTIRUT, 09/11/2009
[oracle@localhost saubhik]$

[oracle@localhost saubhik]$ cat test_emp_ctl.ctl
LOAD DATA
INFILE 'my_data.txt'
INTO TABLE test
TRUNCATE
when (9:9) <> ":"
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
(id, start_date DATE(19) "DD-MM-YYYY")
[oracle@localhost saubhik]$ sqlldr scott/tiger control=test_emp_ctl.ctl

SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Tue Jun 2 16:20:22 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates.  All rights reserved.

Commit point reached - logical record count 4
[oracle@localhost saubhik]$

Audit:

SQL> SELECT * FROM test;

ID                             START_DAT
------------------------------ ---------
JFDJFUJK                       09-NOV-09
TRUTIRUT                       09-NOV-09

SQL>

Name of dynamic INFILE SQL loader

Hi all
I use oracle 10g on windows server.
I have a log on a remote server. each line in the log file is as below

LogIN Mar 02/09/2014 10:10:48 ss18 N419FS40 1

I create a table for that as below;
```
Create table free_pc (log_in varchar2(10),log_day varchar2(10),log_date date,log_time date,log_user varchar2(30),log_Lab varchar2(30),log_pc varchar2(30), log_status char(1));
```
I have two problems;
1 N419FS40, the N419 is the name of a student in the lab, while FS40 is the name of the computer in this laboratory. I want only the first four characters to be inserted into the column of Log_lab and the rest of characters iin Log_pc column. my control file is less than

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

INFILE '\\remote_location\login02_09_14.txt '.

ADD

IN THE TABLE free_pc

FIELDS FINISHED WITH A WHITE SPACE

(log_in,

log_day,

log_date DATE "DD/MM/YYYY",

log_time DATE "HH24 MI SS."

LOG_USER,

log_Lab,

log_PC,

log_status

)

How to do this?
2. the log file is generated on the server, every day with a different name, he cancatenate the current date with Word LOGIN, for example login02_09_14.txt, login03_09_14.txt and login04_09_14 etc. in my INFILE tag, how can I put the name, so that it automatically take the name of the remote location?
Thank you.
Kind regards.

1. you can use the SUBSTR function to separate the two values. You put the fields in the control file in the same order in the data file, with all the columns that are formulated from data in other areas at the end.

2. There are different ways to do this. The file name can be in the control file or the SQL * Loader command line. You can create either using SQL/SQL * Plus or operating system commands. I tend to prefer change just the line of SQL * Loader command line, instead of the entire control file. I prefer to do this in a SQL file instead of a file breaks Windows or * ix shell script or something, so that it is independent of the operating system.

In addition, it is best to store all of your day, date and time in a column, then you can use to_char to display it as you want, in a column, or two or three.

Please see the example below, in which I have shown above.

Scott@ORCL >-data file you provided with the name changed to include today's date:

Scott@ORCL > HOST TYPE 'c:\remote_location\login27_04_15.txt '.

Opening on Tuesday, September 2, 2014 ss18 N419FS40 1 10:10:48

Scott@ORCL >-control file with no infile, fields in the order of the data file, using fill for the unused columns,.

Scott@ORCL >-with forumulated columns, using boundfiller for filling necessary for columns columns drawn up:

Scott@ORCL > test.ctl TYPE of HOST

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

ADD

IN THE TABLE free_pc

FIELDS FINISHED WITH A WHITE SPACE

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(log_in,

log_day FILLING,

log_date BOUNDFILLER,

log_time BOUNDFILLER,

LOG_USER,

log_Lab ' SUBSTR (: log_lab, 1, 4). "

log_status,

log_date_time ' TO_DATE (: log_date |: log_time, "MM/DD / YYYYHH24:MI:SS'"). "

log_PC ' SUBSTR (: log_lab, 5) ')

Scott@ORCL >-sql script which now enables to get the data and it concatenates the file name with the path of the directory

Scott@ORCL >- and loads the data running SQL * Loader of SQL * Plus, using the HOST command:

Scott@ORCL > test.sql TYPE of HOST

COLUMN data_file new_value data_file

SELECT 'c:\remote_location\login ' | TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'DD_MM_YY'). ".txt" AS data_file FROM DUAL

/

HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = test.ctl DATA = '& data_file' LOG = test.log

CLEAR COLUMN

Scott@ORCL >-table which includes the date and time in a column, for the day of the week can be extracted:

Scott@ORCL > create table free_pc

2 (log_in varchar2 (10))

3, date log_date_time

4, log_user varchar2 (30)

5, log_Lab varchar2 (30)

6, log_pc varchar2 (30)

7, log_status char (1))

8.

Table created.

Scott@ORCL >-load data file sql running running SQL * Loader using the control file:

Scott@ORCL > test.sql START

Scott@ORCL > data_file new_value data_file COLUMN

Scott@ORCL > SELECT 'c:\remote_location\login ' | TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'DD_MM_YY'). ".txt" AS data_file FROM DUAL

2.

DATA_FILE

------------------------------------

c:\remote_location\login27_04_15.txt

1 selected line.

Scott@ORCL > HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = test.ctl DATA = '& data_file' LOG = test.log

SQL * Loader: release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on my Apr 27 12:00:53 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 1

Scott@ORCL > CLEAR COLUMN

Scott@ORCL >-results with Date_Time field displayed in the form of day, date and time:

Scott@ORCL > log_in COLUMN FORMAT A6

Scott@ORCL > log_day COLUMN FORMAT A7

Scott@ORCL > log_user COLUMN FORMAT A8

Scott@ORCL > log_lab COLUMN FORMAT A8

Scott@ORCL > log_pc COLUMN FORMAT A6

Scott@ORCL > log_status FORMAT A10 COLUMN

Scott@ORCL > SELECT log_in,.

2 TO_CHAR (log_date_time, ' HH24:MI:SS Dy DD-Mon-YYYY ') ' DAY DATE TIME. "

3 log_user, log_lab, log_pc, log_status

4 FROM free_pc

5.

LOG_IN DAY DATE TIME LOG_USER LOG_LAB LOG_PC LOG_STATUS

------ ------------------------------------------ -------- -------- ------ ----------

LogIN Mar 02 - Sep - 2014 ss18 N419 FS40 1 10:10:48

1 selected line.

the formatting of char to number in sql loader control file

I tried to load a huge csv Excel file into oracle with sql loader database. But a column contains numbers of year as '2014', ' 2015 ". In the control file, I have defined as:
column_name decimal (38) external "TO_NUMBER (: column_name, ' 9999').
It awlays say: ORA-01722 invalid number format. I changed the format of different number. All this has not worked. Please help me on this.
1. the data of table column type is number (38.0)
2. data csv file looks like this: color is the number of year.
04/03/15, D_2-15, 10953562, 11116, 27144, 03/03/15,2015
04/03/15, P_1-58, 1143088, 5262, 12994, 03/03/15,2015
04/03/15, Q_1-31_Distinct_WWE, 7576633, 22352, 52975, 03/03/15,2015
Thanks in advance.

We can not help you unless you provide a sample of documents failed. The sample you provided loads without any problems:

SQL > CREATE TABLE MY_TABLE)
2 COLONNE_1 DATE,
3 COLUMN_2 VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE).
COLUMN_3 VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE) 4.
COLUMN_4 VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE) 5.
6 COLUMN_5 VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE).
7 COLONNE_6 DATE,
8 BUSINESS_YR NUMBER(*,0)
9 )
10.

Table created.

SQL > home
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\app\xxx\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN>type c:\temp\xx.ctl
DOWNLOAD THE DATA
CHARACTERSET US7ASCII

INFILE *.
TRUNCATE
IN THE TABLE MY_TABLE
FIELDS ENDED BY ',' POSSIBLY FRAMED BY "" "
TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
COLONNE_1 DATE "MM-DD-AA.
COLUMN_2 CHAR (255),
COLUMN_3 CHAR (255),
COLUMN_4 CHAR (255) NULLIF COLUMN_4 = BLANKS,
COLUMN_5 CHAR (255) NULLIF COLUMN_5 = BLANKS,
COLONNE_6 DATE "MM-DD-YY."
BUSINESS_YR EXTERNAL INTEGER (38)
)
BEGINDATA
03/20/15,1P-11,1111.22,,,03/22/15, 2014
21/03/15, M_XXX-4, 5607817, 0, 0, 03-9/22/15, 2014
22/03/15, M_DDD-2, 54990, 0, 0, 03-8/22/15, 2014
23/03/15, R_1-46, 5297481, 24, 24, 03/22/15, 2014
16/03/15, X_1 - 48 a, 8547274, 13474, 13474, 15/03/15, 2015
03/17/15,1T-15-dental,2118.12,,,03/15/15, 2015
18/03/15, 1 S - 1S, 555, 15/03/15, 2015
19/03/15, P_NNN-7, 7455342, 10941, 10941, 03/15/15, 2015
C:\app\xxx\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN>sqlldr control=c:\temp\xx.ctl log=c:\temp\xx.log
Username:Scott
Password:

SQL * Loader: release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production on Sun Apr 5 06:28:06 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 7
Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 8

C:\app\xxx\product\11.2.0\dbhome_2\BIN>exit

SQL > column column_2 format a15
SQL > column column_3 format a10
SQL > column column_4 format a8
SQL > column column_5 format a8
SQL > select * from my_table
2.

COLUMN_1, COLUMN_2, COLUMN_3, COLUMN_4 COLUMN_5 COLONNE_6 BUSINESS_YR
--------- --------------- ---------- -------- -------- --------- -----------
MARCH 20, 15 1 P - 11 1111.22 2014 22 MARCH 15
21 MARCH 15 M_XXX-9-4 5607817 0 0 22 MARCH 15 2014
22 MARCH 15 M_DDD-8-2 54990 0 0 22 MARCH 15 2014
23 MARCH 15 R_1-46 5297481 24 24 22 MARCH 15 2014
16 March 15 X_1-48 has 8547274 13474 13474 15 March 15 2015
March 17, 15 1 t 15-dental 2118.12 15 March 15 2015
1 S - 1 S 18 MARCH 15 555 2015 15 MARCH 15
MARCH 19, 15 P_NNN-7 7455342 10941 10941 15 MARCH 15 2015

SY.

SQL Loader loading data into two Tables using a single CSV file

Dear all,
I have a requirement where in I need to load the data into 2 tables using a simple csv file.
So I wrote the following control file. But it loads only the first table and also there nothing in the debug log file.
Please suggest how to achieve this.
Examples of data
Source_system_code,Record_type,Source_System_Vendor_number,$vendor_name,Vendor_site_code,Address_line1,Address_line2,Address_line3
Victor, New, Ven001, Vinay, Vin001, abc, def, xyz
Control file script
================
OPTIONS (errors = 0, skip = 1)
load data
replace
in the table1 table:
fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "
(
Char Source_system_code (1) POSITION "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_system_code)),"
Record_type tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Record_type)),"
Source_System_Vendor_number tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_System_Vendor_number)),"
$vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"
)
in the Table2 table
1 = 1
fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "
(
$vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"
Vendor_site_code tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_site_code)),"
Address_line1 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line1)),"
Address_line2 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line2)),"
Address_line3 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line3)).
)
the problem here is loading into a table, only the first. (Table 1)
Please guide me.
Thank you
Kumar

When you do not provide a starting position for the first field in table2, it starts with the following after a last referenced in table1 field, then it starts with vendor_site_code, instead of $vendor_name. So what you need to do instead, is specify position (1) to the first field in table2 and use the fields to fill. In addition, he dislikes when 1 = 1, and he didn't need anyway. See the example including the corrected below control file.

Scott@orcl12c > test.dat TYPE of HOST

Source_system_code, Record_type, Source_System_Vendor_number, $vendor_name, Vendor_site_code, Address_line1, Address_line2, Address_line3

Victor, New, Ven001, Vinay, Vin001, abc, def, xyz

Scott@orcl12c > test.ctl TYPE of HOST

OPTIONS (errors = 0, skip = 1)

load data

replace

in the table1 table:

fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "

(

Char Source_system_code (1) POSITION "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_system_code)),"

Record_type tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Record_type)),"

Source_System_Vendor_number tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Source_System_Vendor_number)),"

$vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)).

)

in the Table2 table

fields ended by ',' optionally surrounded "" "

(

source_system_code FILL (1) POSITION.

record_type FILLING,

source_system_vendor_number FILLING,

$vendor_name tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_name)),"

Vendor_site_code tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Vendor_site_code)),"

Address_line1 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line1)),"

Address_line2 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line2)),"

Address_line3 tank "ltrim (rtrim (:Address_line3)).

)

Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE table1:

2 (Source_system_code VARCHAR2 (13),)

3 Record_type VARCHAR2 (11),

4 Source_System_Vendor_number VARCHAR2 (27),

5 $vendor_name VARCHAR2 (11))

6.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE table2

2 ($vendor_name VARCHAR2 (11),)

3 Vendor_site_code VARCHAR2 (16).

4 Address_line1 VARCHAR2 (13),

5 Address_line2 VARCHAR2 (13),

Address_line3 6 VARCHAR2 (13))

7.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = test.ctl DATA = test.dat LOG = test.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Mar 26 01:43:30 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 1

TABLE1 table:

1 row loaded successfully.

Table TABLE2:

1 row loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM table1

2.

RECORD_TYPE SOURCE_SYSTEM_VENDOR_NUMBER $VENDOR_NAME SOURCE_SYSTEM

------------- ----------- --------------------------- -----------

Victor Ven001 new Vinay

1 selected line.

Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM table2

2.

$VENDOR_NAME VENDOR_SITE_CODE ADDRESS_LINE1 ADDRESS_LINE2 ADDRESS_LINE3

----------- ---------------- ------------- ------------- -------------

Vinay Vin001 abc def xyz

1 selected line.

Scott@orcl12c >

SQL Loader problem

Hi I'm using version 11.2.0.3.0 version of oracle, and I'm trying to push the file using sql loader utility to my DB table, below is my table structure, two of the column will be constant appears as mentioned below in the table structure. And the File_DATE column must be the combination of two fields (Date and time) of flat file to have the appropriate data column format. I get the error message and not be able to download the data using slot control file, so need help.
sample data file
OrderDate, name, size, Records, Date, Time
06202014, authlogfile06202014.txt, 40777214, 198915, June 21 at 03:51
06202014, transferfile06202014.txt, 372144, 2255, June 21 at 01:34
06202014, balancefile06202014.txt, 651075, 10343, June 21 at 03:28
The table structure
Create the table file_stats
(Systemtypecode VARCHAR2 (4000)-this will be a value to hardcode "CBD")
LETTER Date,
FILENAME VARCHAR2 (4000).
Size of the file Number (20.0).
Noofrecords NUMBER (20.0).
File_DATE VARCHAR2 (4000).
CREATED_DATE Date - it will be filled with the value SYSDATE
);
Here's my control file
Options
(SKIP = 1)
DOWNLOAD THE DATA
INFILE 'files.csv '.
ADD
IN the file_stats table
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ', '.
(Systemtypecode CONSTANT 'CBD',
LETTER DATE 'MMDDYYYY.
CHAR FILE NAME,
Size of the ENTIRE file,
Noofrecords INTEGER,
boundfiller TANK file_DATE_DDmon
, file_DATE ' to_date ('2014':: file_DATE_DDmon:: file_DATE, 'YYYYMON DDHH24:MI').
, created_date CONSTANT 'sysdate.
)
When running under command, all erroneous records on as below
sqlldr schema1/pwd@db1 control = file_stats.ctl log = file_stats.log file_stats.bad = bad
ERROR:
Sheet 1: Rejected - error on the table FILE_STATS, column FILE_DATE.
ORA-01843: not one month valid

You must add TRAILING NULLCOLS and use EXTERNAL INTEGER instead of an INTEGER and your file_date column must be of type DATE data. Please see the demo below with some additional corrections. Note that since there is no year in the data file for the file_date column, which by default is the current year. If you want to 2014 so you need to concatenate that and add the date format YYYY.

Scott@orcl12c > files.csv TYPE of HOST

OrderDate, name, size, Records, Date, Time

06202014, authlogfile06202014.txt, 40777214, 198915, June 21 at 03:51

06202014, transferfile06202014.txt, 372144, 2255, June 21 at 01:34

06202014, balancefile06202014.txt, 651075, 10343, June 21 at 03:28

Scott@orcl12c > file_stats.ctl TYPE of HOST

OPTIONS (SKIP = 1)

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

INFILE 'files.csv '.

ADD IN THE TABLE file_stats

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' TRAILING NULLCOLS

(systemtypecode CONSTANT "CBD"

, odate DATE 'MMDDYYYY '.

filename CHAR

INTEGER EXTERNAL file size

noofrecords INTEGER EXTERNAL

file_date_ddmon BOUNDFILLER TANK

, file_date DATE 'My DDHH24:MI' ': file_date_ddmon |: file_date '

, created_date 'SYSDATE.

)

Scott@orcl12c > file_stats CREATE TABLE

2 (systemtypecode VARCHAR2 (14),)

3 DATE odate,.

4 name of file VARCHAR2 (24).

size of the file NUMBER 5 (20.0).

6 noofrecords NUMBER (20.0).

7 file_date DATE,

8 created_date DATE)

9.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = file_stats.ctl LOG = file_stats.log file_stats.bad = BAD

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Feb 5 15:26:49 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 3

Table FILE_STATS:

3 rows loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

file_stats.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * FROM file_stats

2.

SYSTEMTYPECODE, KAI NOOFRECORDS FILE_DATE CREATED_DATE FILENAME FILE SIZE

-------------- --------------- ------------------------ ---------- ----------- --------------- ---------------

Friday, June 20, 2014 authlogfile06202014.txt 40777214 198915 Sunday 21 June 2015 CBD Thursday, February 5, 2015

Friday, June 20, 2014 transferfile06202014.txt 372144 2255 Sunday 21 June 2015 CBD Thursday, February 5, 2015

Friday, June 20, 2014 balancefile06202014.txt 651075 10343 Sunday 21 June 2015 CBD Thursday, February 5, 2015

3 selected lines.

SQL Loader with BCP datetime format

Hi, Im having trouble loading of data from sybase to oracle may. I already .dat for my lens. However, its datetime column has changed its formula and it is not accepted to oracle.
Please see below.
Source table
PUP_DATE
------------------
2014-10-01 10:34:07.613
PUP_DATE = datetime (sybase - source table)
target table for pup_date data type is TIMESTAMP
When my sybase database are imported via bcp on looked this way date format .dat file
.dat file
....
< EOFD > 1000017962 < EOFD > Oct1 2014 AM < EOFD > 10:34:07.613
...
bcp sql developer-generated command line
BCP dbname.dbo.table_name /directory/test.dat - c t '< EOFD >' - r '< EORD >' - Usa - Ppassword - Sservername
What can I do to keep its format which is accepted at oracle?
I tried to change the date and time stamp of mask in sqldeveloper migration options. also the mapping of datatime timestamp data type.
Thank you!

The following shows how to use TO_TIMESTAMP in your SQL * control file loader to load your test.dat file data in a column of timestamp into a target of Oracle table.

Scott@orcl12c > test.dat TYPE of HOST

1000017962Oct1 2014 10:34:07.613 AM

Scott@orcl12c > test.ctl TYPE of HOST

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

Test.dat INFILE

IN the purpose of the TABLE

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ''.

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(fill1 FILLER

fill2 FILLER

', pup_date ' TO_TIMESTAMP (: pup_date, ' MonDD YYYY hh.) (FF3AM') ')

Scott@orcl12c > CREATE TABLE target

2 (pup_date TIMESTAMP)

3.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > HOST SQLLDR scott/tiger CONTROL = test.ctl LOG = test.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Wed Jan 7 12:05:18 2015

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 1

TARGET table:

1 row loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > SELECT * TARGET

2.

PUP_DATE

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1ST OCTOBER 14 10.34.07.613000 AM

1 selected line.

SQL loader error

Hi all
I wrote a check as file
load data
INFILE 'D:/ReddSX/SHIP/destroyed_books.csv '.
in the t82dstry_new table
fields completed by «,»
(ID, DEALER, BEGINING_AGREEMENT, ENDING_AGREEMENT, COMMENTS, DATE
)
He saw 1231 documents but when execute sqlldr show
C:\ > sqlldr dlradt/Budget12@cdrtst control=D:\ReddSX\t82dstry_new.ctl
SQL * Loader: release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Wednesday, may 28 03:07:22 2014
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 52
and he does not also 52 records in the table,
What is the problem someone help me?
Thank you
David

The control file you posted does not produce this error, since I use as DATE column name without enclosing in double quotes would not work. You must post your real control file, a few examples of data, the structure of your table, your log file and some records of your incorrect file sample. If you get a partial cargo, then your log file and the wrong file will most help you determine why. If you do not have to specfy INSERT or another option, then by default to INSERT in all cases, but this requires that the table is empty. You can use APPEND if the table is not empty.

SQL loader, problem with the POSITION & EXTERNAL

Hi gurus of the Oracle.
I have problem with position and external.
I have the data file with the data of 1 million records
data delimiter is to and eventually closed by «»
some lines are not loaded due to errors of data, i.e. data contains some «»
now, we decided to use the position & external. am unable to write the control file.
any help would be much appreciated
The table name is person_memo, 4 columns
ID_PERSON VARCHAR2 (9 bytes)
TX_MEMO VARCHAR2 (1000 bytes)
ID_USER VARCHAR2 (20 bytes)
TM_STAMP TIMESTAMP (6)
my control file is

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

ADD THE PERSON_MEMO TABLE

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'

SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(

ID_PERSON POSITION (1) "CUT (: ID_PERSON).

, TX_MEMO POSITION (10) TANK (1000) "CUT (: TX_MEMO).

, POSITION (1012) ID_USER "TRIM (: ID_USER).

, TM_STAMP POSITION (1031) EXTERNAL (26) ' DECODE (: TM_STAMP, NULL, NULL, TO_TIMESTAMP (: TM_STAMP, ' YYYY-MM-DD - HH24.MI.)). SS. "(FF')).

)

specimen of data file

"04725813" | "aka"Little Will"" "|" " 095TDEAN «|» 2013-02-21 - 11.13.44.632000

"05599076" | "" FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP | ' 016DDEAL ' |. ' 2014-04-11 - 10.06.35.598000

Thanks and greetings
REDA

In your control file, EXTERNAL (26) must be INTEGER EXTERNAL (26).

Unfortunately, this forum destroyed the spacing, so I can't say whether or not your data are positionnelles. If it is positional, you can then use positions, but you need start and end positions. The positions that you posted have nothing to do with the data you've posted. If you use positions, you can eliminate the delimiters and the beginning and the end of citations using these positions.

If your data are not positionnelles and you have quotes in your data in quotes, but you don't have the pipe delimiters in your data, then you can only use the delimiters and trim the quotes start and final data.

I have demonstrated the two methods below, using test1.ctl for the positional method and test2.ctl for the defined method.

Scott@orcl12c > host type test.dat

"04725813" | "aka"Little Will"" | "" 095TDEAN «|» 2013-02-21 - 11.13.44.632000

"05599076" | "" FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP | ' 016DDEAL ' |. ' 2014-04-11 - 10.06.35.598000

Scott@orcl12c > type host test1.ctl

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

ADD THE PERSON_MEMO TABLE

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(ID_PERSON POSITION (02:10))

, TX_MEMO POSITION (14:59)

POSITION ID_USER (63:82)

, TM_STAMP POSITION (85:110) EXTERNAL INTEGER (26) ' DECODE (: TM_STAMP, NULL, NULL,).

TO_TIMESTAMP (: TM_STAMP, ' YYYY-MM-DD - HH24.MI.) SS. "(FF')).

)

Scott@orcl12c > type host test2.ctl

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

ADD THE PERSON_MEMO TABLE

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'

TRAILING NULLCOLS

(ID_PERSON "TRIM ("------"" FROM: ID_PERSON ")")

, TX_MEMO CHAR (1000) "TRIM ("------"" FROM: TX_MEMO ").

, ID_USER "TRIM ("------"" FROM: ID_USER ").

, TM_STAMP INTEGER EXTERNAL (26) ' DECODE (: TM_STAMP, NULL, NULL,).

TO_TIMESTAMP (: TM_STAMP, ' YYYY-MM-DD - HH24.MI.) SS. "(FF')).

)

Scott@orcl12c > create table person_memo

2 (ID_PERSON VARCHAR2 (9 bytes)

3, TX_MEMO VARCHAR2 (1000 bytes)

4, ID_USER VARCHAR2 (20 bytes)

5, TM_STAMP TIMESTAMP (6))

6.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > host sqlldr scott/tiger control = test1.ctl data = test.dat log = test1.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production Thursday, May 15, 10:53:11-2014

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 2

Table PERSON_MEMO:

2 rows loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test1.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > select * from person_memo

2.

ID_PERSON

---------

TX_MEMO

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ID_USER

--------------------

TM_STAMP

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

04725813

aka "Little Will"

095TDEAN

21 FEBRUARY 13 11.13.44.632000 AM

05599076

FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP

016DDEAL

11 APRIL 14 10.06.35.598000 AM

2 selected lines.

Scott@orcl12c > truncate table person_memo

2.

Table truncated.

Scott@orcl12c > host sqlldr scott/tiger control = test2.ctl data = test.dat log = test2.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production Thursday, May 15, 10:53:11-2014

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 2

Table PERSON_MEMO:

2 rows loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test2.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > select * from person_memo

2.

ID_PERSON

---------

TX_MEMO

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ID_USER

--------------------

TM_STAMP

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

04725813

aka "Little Will"

095TDEAN

21 FEBRUARY 13 11.13.44.632000 AM

05599076

FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP

016DDEAL

11 APRIL 14 10.06.35.598000 AM

2 selected lines.

SQL * Loader: TRUNCATE TO ADD one IN the other

Is it possible to TRONQUER IN 5 tables and ADD IN 1, in the same control file?
APPEND it would be the data from the footer, add to this batch file. The data TABLEs are truncated between charges.

Yes, the syntax is slightly different. Instead of putting TRUNCATE or APPEND at the top of the control file, you have TRUNCATE or APPEND after each table name in the INTO TABLE clause before the WHEN clause. Please see the example below who truncates table ab and inserts into the cd table.

Scott@orcl12c > host type test.dat

AB, 123, efg

CD, hij, 456

Scott@orcl12c > type host test.ctl

load data

in the ab table TRUNCATE when (1:2) = "ab".

fields ended by ',' trailing nullcols

(table_name filler position (1), col1, col2)

in the cd table ADD when (1:2) = "cd".

fields ended by ',' trailing nullcols

(table_name filler position (1), col3, col4)

Scott@orcl12c > create table ab

2 (col1 number,

3 col2 varchar2 (8))

4.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > insert into ab values (1, 'old data')

2.

1 line of creation.

Scott@orcl12c > create table cd

2 (col3 varchar2 (8))

3 col4 number)

4.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > insert into cd values ("old data", 1).

2.

1 line of creation.

Scott@orcl12c > commit

2.

Validation complete.

Scott@orcl12c > host sqlldr scott/tiger control = test.ctl data = test.dat log = test.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Tue Mar 25 13:20:29 2014

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 2

Table AB:

1 row loaded successfully.

Table D:

1 row loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > select * AB

2.

COL1 COL2

---------- --------

EFG 123

1 selected line.

Scott@orcl12c > select * from cd

2.

COL3 COL4

-------- ----------

old data 1

hij 456

2 selected lines.

SQL * Loader vs external tables to a single file with several types of records (intercalated)

I have a file of sample data (we will have the a 'true' at a later date and put in day after that) which includes a header, footer, and 5 types of records, that have different columns and lengths, noticed by the first two characters. The different types of records are not all together. On the contrary, some (in particular, two of these types in this example) are intertwined. I am currently working on a SQL * Loader configuration file when it was suggested that I use external tables. I know very little of either, then I would ask what is the best to use.

Scott@orcl12c > host type test.dat

header line

AB, 123, efg

CD, hij, 456

Scott@orcl12c > type host test.ctl

options (Skip = 1)

load data

in the ab table truncate where table_name = 'ab'

fields ended by ',' trailing nullcols

(table_name filler position (1), col1, col2)

in the cd table add where table_name = 'cd'

fields ended by ',' trailing nullcols

(table_name filler position (1), col3, col4)

Scott@orcl12c > create table ab

2 (col1 number,

3 col2 varchar2 (8))

4.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > insert into ab values (1, 'old data')

2.

1 line of creation.

Scott@orcl12c > create table cd

2 (col3 varchar2 (8))

3 col4 number)

4.

Table created.

Scott@orcl12c > insert into cd values ("old data", 1).

2.

1 line of creation.

Scott@orcl12c > commit

2.

Validation complete.

Scott@orcl12c > host sqlldr scott/tiger control = test.ctl data = test.dat log = test.log

SQL * Loader: release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Mar 27 13:11:47 2014

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Path used: classics

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 2

Table AB:

1 row loaded successfully.

Table D:

1 row loaded successfully.

Check the log file:

test.log

For more information on the charge.

Scott@orcl12c > select * AB

2.

COL1 COL2

---------- --------

EFG 123

1 selected line.

Scott@orcl12c > select * from cd

2.

COL3 COL4

-------- ----------

old data 1

hij 456

2 selected lines.

Error loading data using SQL loader

I get an error message like "SQL * Loader - 350 combination illegal syntax of non-alphanumeriques characters error during loading of a file using SQL loader in RHEL." The command used to run SQL * Loader is:
Sqlldr userid = < user name > / < password > control = data.ctl
The control file is data.ctl:
DOWNLOAD the data
INFILE ' / home/oraprod/data.txt'
Add in the table test
{
EmpID completed by «,»,
fname completed by «,»,
lname completed by «,»,
treatment is completed with a white space
}
The data.txt file is:
1, Kaushal, Hamad, 5000
2, Chetan, Hamad, 1000
Hopefully, my question is clear.
Please get back with the answer to my query.
Concerning

Replace "{" by "("dans votre fichier de contrôle) "

DOWNLOAD the data

INFILE 'c:\data.txt.

Add the emp_t table

(

EmpID completed by «,»,

fname completed by «,»,

lname completed by «,»,

treatment is completed with a white space

)

C:\>sqlldr user/pwd@database control = c.ctl

SQL * Loader: release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production on Wed Nov 13 10:10:24 2013

Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 1

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 2

SQL > select * from emp_t;

EMPID, FNAME LNAME SALARY

---------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------

1 kone hamadi 5000

2 Chetan Hamad 1000

Best regards

Mohamed Houri

Date fromats loading using SQL * Loader

Hello
I have the data to load into an Oracle DB using sqlldr below
333. 789. 6 ||| 01-08-2013 | 2014-08-01 |
334. 789. 6 ||| 01-08-2013 | 2014-08-01 |
335. 789. 6 ||| 01-08-2013 | 2014-08-01 |
It fails while the failed to load on date formats. How can I fix everything by using load data.
Thank you
Sylvie

Works for me. You must validate the CTL file.

Here is an example:

Control line: -.

DOWNLOAD THE DATA

INFILE *.

IN THE TABLE test_table

REPLACE

FIELDS TERMINATED BY ', '.

(

Col DATE 'yyyy-mm-dd ".

)

BEGINDATA

2013-08-01

2014-09-01

2015-10-01

2016-11-01

2017-12-01

-Create table

SQL > create table test_table (date of the pass);

Table created.

-SQL * Loader

C:\Users\43729434>sqlldr user/password@db_alias name control=C:\fakepath\test_ctl.ctl

SQL * Loader: release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production Tue Oct 24 10:26:40 2013

Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 4
Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 5

-Check the data in the database

SQL > alter session set nls_date_format = 'DD-Mon-YYYY ';

Modified session.

SQL > select col from test_table;

COL
-----------
August 1, 2013
01-sep-2014
October 1, 2015
November 1, 2016
December 1, 2017

SQL >

ID_PERSON				VARCHAR2 (9 bytes)
TX_MEMO				VARCHAR2 (1000 bytes)
ID_USER				VARCHAR2 (20 bytes)
TM_STAMP				TIMESTAMP (6)

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