Error SQL Loader loading a field date

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  INSERT...
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  Hi all
  I take the data of the cfpop to store them in the database. There are problems with date data:

  INSERT...
  POST_DATE =

  But it will fail in some situations, for example:

  The cause of this output exception was that: coldfusion.runtime.locale.CFLocaleBase$ InvalidDateTimeException: '19 Sep 2006 00:51:33 ' + 0200 is an invalid date or time string

  OK, I'm using the English locale and tried to use ParseDateTime (date, "pop"). But that doesn't work either (!):

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  The file has an area where I expect to date data date in different formats, such as MON/dd/yyyy mon/dd/yyyy mon/dd/yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy, DD/month/yyyy.
  
  When you use SQL * Loader, I can see loading fails for records where we have formats such as LUN/jj/aaaa, Mon/dd/yyyy, DD/month/yyyy.
  
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• Error in loading data with SQLLDR in Oracle 10 G

  Hello
  
  Can one suggest what the problem is in the slot mentioned control file used for loading data via SQL * LOADER
  
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE 'D:\test\temt.txt '.
  BADFILE "test.bad."
  DISCARDFILE 'test.dsc '.
  
  IN THE TABLE 'TEST '.
  INSERT
  (INTEGER SRNO (7))
  PROD_ID INTEGER (10),
  PROMO_ID INTEGER (10),
  CHANNEL_ID INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_COST INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_PRICE INTEGER (10)
  )
  
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  I'm trying to load data in the schema SCOTT scott user.
  
  Why make such a mistake, please see the attached log file.
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Fri Mar 20 14:43:35 2009
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  Control file: D:\test\temt.ctl
  Data file: D:\test\temt.txt
  Bad leadership: test.bad
  Delete the file: test.dsc
  (Allow all releases)
  
  Number of loading: ALL
  Number of jump: 0
  Authorized errors: 50
  Link table: 64 lines, maximum of 256000 bytes
  Continuation of the debate: none is specified
  Path used: classics
  
  Table 'TEST', loaded from every logical record.
  Insert the option in effect for this table: INSERT
  
  Column Position Len term Encl. Datatype name
  ------------------------------ ---------- ----- ---- ---- ---------------------
  SRNO FIRST 7 INTEGER
  PROD_ID INTEGER 10 NEXT
  PROMO_ID INTEGER 10 NEXT
  CHANNEL_ID INTEGER 10 NEXT
  UNIT_COST INTEGER 10 NEXT
  UNIT_PRICE INTEGER 10 NEXT
  
  Sheet 1: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 2: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 3: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Folder 4: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 5: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 6: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 7: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 8: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  File 9: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Case 10: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Factsheet 11: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 12: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  File 13: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Fact sheet 14: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Fact sheet 15: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 16: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  File 17: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 18: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  File 19: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 20: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 21: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Account 22: rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 23: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record number of 24: rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 25: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Fact sheet 26: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Fact sheet 27: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 28: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 29: rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 30: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record of 31: rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  • Statement 32: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 33: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Page 34: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 35: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 36: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 37: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 38: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 39: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 40: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 41: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Page 42: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 43: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Sheet 44: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 45: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  • Statement 46: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 47: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 48: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 49: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Page 50: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  Record 51: Rejected - error on the table 'TEST '.
  ORA-01460: dead letter or unreasonable conversion requested
  
  
  NUMBER of MAXIMUM ERRORS EXCEEDED - above the statistics reflect partial performance.
  
  Table 'TEST'
  0 rows successfully loaded.
  51 lines not filled due to data errors.
  0 rows not loading because all WHEN clauses were failed.
  0 rows not populated because all fields are null.
  
  
  The space allocated to bind table: 3648 bytes (64 lines)
  Bytes of read buffer: 1048576
  
  Total logical records ignored: 0
  Total logical records read: 64
  Total rejected logical records: 51
  Total logical records ignored: 0
  
  Run started on Fri Mar 20 14:43:35 2009
  Run finished Fri Mar 20 14:43:43 2009
  
  Time was: 00:00:07.98
  Time processor was: 00:00:00.28
  
  
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Here is the method to use SQLLDR and table details
  
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  SQL > desc test
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------- -------- ----------------
  SRNO NUMBER (7)
  PROD_ID NUMBER (10)
  PROMO_ID NUMBER (10)
  CHANNEL_ID NUMBER (10)
  UNIT_COST NUMBER (10)
  UNIT_PRICE NUMBER (10)
  
  
  
  
  Use sqlldr process is:
  
  cmd PROMT,
  
  d:\ > sqlldr scott/tiger
  
  Control = D:\test\temt.ctl
  
  SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Fri Mar 20 15:55:50 2009
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 64
  
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  I even tried a few examples,
  
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Which of the below control record make sense,
  
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  -1
  
  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE 'D:\test\temt.txt '.
  BADFILE "test.bad."
  DISCARDFILE 'test.dsc '.
  
  IN THE TABLE 'TEST '.
  INSERT
  COMPLETED FIELD BY (EN)
  
  (INTEGER SRNO (7))
  PROD_ID INTEGER (10),
  PROMO_ID INTEGER (10),
  CHANNEL_ID INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_COST INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_PRICE INTEGER (10)
  )
  
  
  
  
  
  -2
  
  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE 'D:\test\temt.txt '.
  BADFILE "test.bad."
  DISCARDFILE 'test.dsc '.
  
  IN THE TABLE 'TEST '.
  INSERT
  DOMAIN TERMINATED BY, eventually surrounded "" "
  
  (INTEGER SRNO (7))
  PROD_ID INTEGER (10),
  PROMO_ID INTEGER (10),
  CHANNEL_ID INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_COST INTEGER (10),
  UNIT_PRICE INTEGER (10)
  )
  
  
  
  
  For the code - 1 I get below mentioned error... *.
  
  D:\ > sqlldr scott/tiger
  
  Control = D:\test\temt.ctl
  
  SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Fri Mar 20 16:36 2009
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  SQL * Loader-350: error of syntax on line 8.
  Expecting "(", found "FIELD".
  COMPLETED FIELD BY (EN)
  ^
  
  
  
  
  * And for the code - 2 I get the error below *.
  
  D:\ > sqlldr scott/tiger
  
  Control = D:\test\temt.ctl
  
  SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Fri Mar 20 16:39:22 2009
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  SQL * Loader-350: error of syntax on line 8.
  Expecting "(", found "FIELD".
  DOMAIN TERMINATED BY, eventually surrounded "" "
  ^
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Hello

  This will help for you

  LOAD DATA
  INFILE 'D:\test\temt.txt'
  BADFILE 'test.bad'
  DISCARDFILE 'test.dsc'
  INSERT
  INTO TABLE "TEST"
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
  (SRNO INTEGER EXTERNAL ,
  PROD_ID INTEGER EXTERNAL,
  PROMO_ID INTEGER EXTERNAL,
  CHANNEL_ID INTEGER EXTERNAL,
  UNIT_COST INTEGER EXTERNAL,
  UNIT_PRICE INTEGER EXTERNAL
  )
  

  Thank you

• SQL * Loader syntax

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE 'c:\folder\sample.txt '.
  DISCARDFILE 'c:\folder\sample.dis '.
  ADD IN THE TABLE user.tmp_tbl
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' ~'
  WHEN (1) = "1"
  (record_type,
  Key_ID,
  Key3,
  Key4
  )
  Add THE tmp_tbl2 TABLE
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' ~'
  WHEN (1) = "2"
  (rec_type,
  Key_ID,
  Key3,
  Key4,
  region_cd
  )
  
  Get the following error
  SQL * LOADER - 350:SYNTAX IN LINE 6.
  WAITING FOR "(" FIND KEYWORD WHEN
  WHEN (1) = "1"
  ^

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  See examples here:

  http://www.orafaq.com/Forum/t/63674/0/

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  ADD
  IN THE LOGO OF THE TABLE
  WHEN (01) = '1'
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'
  EVENTUALLY FRAMED BY ' '
  TRAILING NULLCOLS
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  INDICATOR FILLING position (1).
  LOGO_CD,
  LOGO_NM,
  LOGO_DESC_TX "decode(:LOGO_DESC_TX,,:LOGO_NM,:LOGO_NM)"
  LOGO_EFF_DT 'trunc (sysdate). "
  LOGO_TRMNT_DT FILLING,
  CRE_USR_ID "USER."
  CRE_TS SYSDATE,
  UPDT_USR_ID "USER."
  UPDT_TS SYSDATE
  )
  IN THE LTR_LOGO TABLE
  WHEN (01) = '2'
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'
  EVENTUALLY FRAMED BY ' '
  TRAILING NULLCOLS
  (
  FILLING of INDICATOR1 position (1).
  ACCT_ORG_CD "TO_NUMBER(:ACCT_ORG_CD)"
  LOGO_CD,
  LTR_LOGO_EFF_DT 'trunc (sysdate). "
  LTR_LOGO_TRMNT_DT FILLING,
  CRE_USR_ID "USER."
  CRE_TS SYSDATE,
  UPDT_USR_ID "USER."
  UPDT_TS SYSDATE
  )

• SQL Loader + CLOB

  Dear friends,
  
  Please guide me with this.
  

  LOAD DATA 
  INFILE 'D:\load\dat\Enquiry_reply.dat'
  BADFILE 'D:\load\bad\Enquiry_reply.bad' 
  DISCARDFILE 'D:\load\dat\discard\Enquiry_reply.dsc' 
  replace INTO TABLE OES_Enquiry FIELDS TERMINATED BY '['
  (Reply CLOBFILE("D:\load\dat\oes_enquiry_reply.dat") TERMINATED BY '[')

  What is bad here in this?
  

  I am getting error:
  *SQL*Loader-350: Syntax error at line 6.*
  Expecting "," or ")", found "CLOBFILE".
  (Reply CLOBFILE("D:\load\dat\enquiry_reply.dat") TERMINATED BY '['

  Please me tips on how to on this subject.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Nith
  
  Published by: user645399 on November 30, 2010 18:58

  Hello

  Use single quotes inside of double quotes for the path and file name.

  + ("' D:\load\dat\oes_enquiry_reply.dat'") +.

  Thank you.

• SQL Loader with the line terminator

  Dear friends,
  
  I use Oracle 10 g R2.
  
  Need to load some records to a text file to Oracle.
  
  It's my control file:
  

  LOAD DATA 
  INFILE 'D:\load\dat\FinNote.dat' 
  BADFILE 'D:\load\bad\FinNote.bad' 
  DISCARDFILE 'D:\load\dat\discard\FinNote.dsc' 
  INSERT INTO TABLE FinNote FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' TRAILING 
  NULLCOLS
  ( IDNo, RegDate date 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS', Col1, Remark, UserID, Status)
  {code}
  
  My text file has semicolon as a row delimiter and | as column delimiter. Now, how can I add the semicolon as row delimiter. Please guide me.
  
  I followed the method given in this site: 
  http://www.exforsys.com/tutorials/oracle-10g/oracle-10g-sql-loader-input-data-and-datafiles.html
  
  
  *INFILE datafile_name ["str terminator_string"]*
  
  {code}
  LOAD DATA 
  INFILE 'D:\load\dat\CRS_FinNote.dat' ";"
  BADFILE 'D:\load\bad\CRS_FinNote.bad' 
  DISCARDFILE 'D:\load\dat\discard\CRS_FinNote.dsc' 
  INSERT INTO TABLE CRS_FinNote FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' TRAILING 
  
  NULLCOLS
  ( StudentNo, IDate date 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS', Topic, Remark, UserID, Status)

  and received the error:
  
  SQL * Loader-500: could not open the file (D:\load\dat\CRS_FinNote.dat)
  SQL * Loader-555: unrecognized property treatment option
  SQL * Loader-509: System error: the operation completed successfully.
  SQL * Loader-2026: the charge was dropped because SQL Loader cannot continue.
  SQL * Loader-513: cannot close the file (D:\load\dat\CRS_FinNote.dat)
  SQL * Loader-559: Error closing file
  SQL * Loader-509: System error: the storage control block address is invalid.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  Nith
  
  Published by: user645399 on June 16, 2010 10:35

  And, if your CRS_FinNote.dat look like below (line/record delimited; then)

  1245|2000-05-16|Oracle|The Best|AAA|Online;
  294|2000-04-03|Dotnet|Best|BBB|Pending;
  300|2010-03-28|C++|The Best|CCC|Offline;
  

  Scott@ORCL > select utl_raw.cast_to_raw (';') under "hexadecimal;" double;

  in hexadecimal
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  3B

  Then I change user645399.ctl with below:

  LOAD DATA
  INFILE 'd:\csv\CRS_FinNote.dat' "str X'3B'"
  BADFILE 'd:\csv\FinNote.bad'
  DISCARDFILE 'd:\csv\FinNote.dsc'
  INSERT INTO TABLE FinNote FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' TRAILING
  NULLCOLS
  ( IDNo, RegDate date 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS', Col1, Remark, UserID, Status)
  

  The idea received a link from http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/140062/0/.

  C:\Documents and Settings\Girish Sharma>sqlldr scott/tiger@orcl control=d:\csv\user645399.ctl log=user645399.log
  
  Enter user-name: scott/tiger
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
  
  SCOTT@orcl> select * from finnote;
  
        IDNO REGDATE              COL1       REMARK     USERID     STATUS
  ---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
        1245 16-may-2000 00:00:00 Oracle     The Best   AAA        Online
         294 03-apr-2000 00:00:00 Dotnet     Best       BBB        Pending
         300 28-mar-2010 00:00:00 C++        The Best   CCC        Offline
  
  SCOTT@orcl>
  

  HTH
  Girish Sharma

• SQL Loader control file (.ctl) given in table

  Hello
  
  I have a table 'region' in my schema called dss.
  

  SQL > desc region
  R_REGIONKEY
  R_NAME
  R_COMMENT

  I want to LOAD the data into this table of the region in a file called "region.tbl" located at d:\tpch\region.tbl, using a CONTROL file that is also on the the same place is to say d:\tpch\region.ctl.
  
  Region.tbl file contains few records. Recording of a SAMPLE of region.tbl is as follows:
  
  * 1 | AMERICA | HS ironic use, same request. s | *
  
  Region.CTL file contains the following lines to load data using sql loader:
  
  DOWNLOAD THE DATA
  INFILE'd:\tpch\region.tbl'
  IN THE REGION OF THE TABLE
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |'
  * (R_REGIONKEY, R_NAME, R_COMMENT) *.
  
  so I go to the command prompt, navigate to the location of the above files and run the command:
  

  D:\TPCH > sqlldr control = region.ctl dss/dss = userid

  and get the following error:
  
  SQL * Loader-128: unable to start session
  ORA-01017: name of user and password invalid. connection refused
  
  I have the same table under the "system" user creation, but I get a different error with this that is:
  
  SQL * Loader-941: error when the table REGION describe statement
  ORA-04043: object REGION does not exist
  
  Using Oracle 11 g on my Windows XP.
  
  I'll appreciate the valuable suggestion.
  
  Thank you very much.
  
  Best regards
  Kam

  You can connect with dss/dss? For example, what

  sqlplus dss/dss
  

  If no, and you are sure that the name of username/password combination is correct, have you checked things like $ORACLE_SID - i.e. it points to the right database?

• Problem with Sql Loader

  Hi s/n,.

  I am facing problems when loading the dates in the database by using sql loader. My data file can have several date formats, so I have a function that interprets date and removes the time settings and the date of return.

  Something like that.

  For example:

  I have a table-

  CREATE TABLE TEMP1234

  (

  IDENTIFICATION NUMBER,

  DATE OF ASOF_DATE

  );

  Data file

  10001172 | 09/12/1945

  Control file:

  OPTIONS (DIRECT = TRUE, SILENT (FEEDBACK) =, skip = 0)

  DATA RELATING TO SUNK COSTS

  REPLACE

  in the temp1234 table

  ' fields completed by "|" possibly provided by ' "'

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (ID,

  ASOF_DATE "decode (: ASOF_DATE, null,:ASOF_DATE,conv_date1(:ASOF_DATE))).

  )

  Function CONV_DATE1:

  FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE conv_date1 (p_str IN VARCHAR2)
  DATE OF RETURN
  IS
  RETURN_VALUE DATE;

  p_str1 VARCHAR2 (15): = NULL;

  FmtArray TYPE IS a TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (30);

  g_fmts fmtArray
  : = fmtArray ("yyyy-mm-dd",
  "yyyy/mm/dd"
  mm/dd/yyyy"."
  "dd-mm-yyyy",
  "dd/mm/yyyy",
  "mm-dd-yyyy");
  BEGIN
  p_str1: = SUBSTR (p_str, 1, 10);

  BECAUSE me in 1... g_fmts. COUNTY
  LOOP
  BEGIN
  return_value: = TO_DATE (p_str1, g_fmts (i));
  EXIT;
  EXCEPTION
  WHILE OTHERS
  THEN
  NULL;
  END;
  END LOOP;

  IF (return_value IS NULL)
  THEN
  RAISE PROGRAM_ERROR;
  END IF;

  RETURN Return_value;
  END;
  /

  In this case, if the year in the data file shown in 1945, date which is load in the poster 2045 database.

  But when I run this function by putting a sql editor - it returns the correct value.

  Select double conv_date1('12/09/1945');

  Please help me understand what is causing the problem.

  I think there may be an implicit conversion going on with the combination of decode and checking nvl and function within SQL * Loader.  I put the nvl checking in function and simply use the function in the control file, as shown below.

  OPTIONS (DIRECT = TRUE, SILENT (FEEDBACK) =, skip = 0)

  DATA RELATING TO SUNK COSTS

  REPLACE

  in the temp1234 table

  ' fields completed by "|" possibly provided by ' "'

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (ID,

  asof_date ' conv_date1 (: asof_date).

  )

  FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE conv_date1 (p_str IN VARCHAR2)

  DATE OF RETURN

  IS

  RETURN_VALUE DATE;

  p_str1 VARCHAR2 (15): = NULL;

  FmtArray TYPE IS a TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (30);

  g_fmts fmtArray

  : = fmtArray ("yyyy-mm-dd",

  "yyyy/mm/dd"

  mm/dd/yyyy"."

  "dd-mm-yyyy",

  "dd/mm/yyyy",

  "mm-dd-yyyy");

  BEGIN

  IF p_str IS NULL

  THEN RETURN NULL;

  ON THE OTHER

  p_str1: = SUBSTR (p_str, 1, 10);

  BECAUSE me in 1... g_fmts. COUNTY

  LOOP

  BEGIN

  return_value: = TO_DATE (p_str1, g_fmts (i));

  EXIT;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS

  THEN

  NULL;

  END;

  END LOOP;

  IF (return_value IS NULL)

  THEN

  RAISE PROGRAM_ERROR;

  END IF;

  RETURN Return_value;

  END IF;

  END;

  /

• On the use of SQL * loader program pl/sql command

  Is it possible to develop a PL/SQL program that calls SQL * Loader (sqlldr userid =...) command?

  We want to package a process that loads data from a text file into a table, and we research it is possible to use SQL * Loader to the data loading process.

  You can launch sqlldr like all other orders of operation. There are several methods of cooking OS command, as

  1. external procedure PL/SQL: CHMOD FROM A PLSQL?

  Johan's blog: how to call PL/SQL kernel32.dll.

  2 Java Stored Procedure: Blog of Johan: using JAVA in PL/SQL - PART - I list files with timestamp , Blog of Johan: using JAVA in PL/SQL - PART - II operating system information obtaining

  3. external PREPROCESSOR Table function: no response on java not call windows in oracle command

  Johan's blog: list uses of disk operating system with external feature of the Oracle PREPROCESSOR Table

  Johan's blog: operating system from the list of files with external feature of the Oracle PREPROCESSOR Table

  4. using DBMS_SCHEDULER,job_type => 'executable' and job_action  => '/bin/sh' (may be)

• SQL * Loader Control path

  Hi all
  
  
  I created a sql * simultaneous program of charger with a parameter to pass the path of the data file with file name. Now my question is how does the program know that the control file is in a specific path.
  
  For example, I kept the control file in the $XXX_TOP/bin and the data file in the $XXX_TOP.
  
  I have now in the program parameter, pass the path of the data file, but how the program takes the path of the default control file $XXX_TOP/bin.
  
  Thanks and greetings
  El M

  I created a sql * simultaneous program of charger with a parameter to pass the path of the data file with file name. Now my question is how does the program know that the control file is in a specific path.

  For example, I kept the control file in the $XXX_TOP/bin and the data file in the $XXX_TOP.

  I have now in the program parameter, pass the path of the data file, but how the program takes the path of the default control file $XXX_TOP/bin.

  You can provide information on the data file in the control file, or switch the full directory path and the name of your file as an argument. Concurrent Manager passes the "data = (full path of the data file)" token at query execution time. Without a data file name, the concurrent manager ignores this token and SQL * Loader uses the data file name specified in the control file.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E18727_01/doc.121/e12897/T302934T458254.htm#4163833

  The control file must be placed in the directory XX_TOP/bin $.

  http://oracleapplications99.blogspot.ca/2011/12/sqlloader-examples.html
  http://imdjkoch.WordPress.com/2010/08/12/registering-SQL-Loader-as-a-concurrent-program/
  http://erpschools.com/articles/SQL-Loader

  Thank you
  Hussein

• 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

• Question to load data using sql loader in staging table, and then in the main tables!

  Hello

  I'm trying to load data into our main database table using SQL LOADER. data will be provided in separate pipes csv files.

  I have develop a shell script to load the data and it works fine except one thing.

  Here are the details of a data to re-create the problem.

  Staging of the structure of the table in which data will be filled using sql loader

  create table stg_cmts_data (cmts_token varchar2 (30), CMTS_IP varchar2 (20));

  create table stg_link_data (dhcp_token varchar2 (30), cmts_to_add varchar2 (200));

  create table stg_dhcp_data (dhcp_token varchar2 (30), DHCP_IP varchar2 (20));

  DATA in the csv file-

  for stg_cmts_data-

  cmts_map_03092015_1.csv

  WNLB-CMTS-01-1. 10.15.0.1

  WNLB-CMTS-02-2 | 10.15.16.1

  WNLB-CMTS-03-3. 10.15.48.1

  WNLB-CMTS-04-4. 10.15.80.1

  WNLB-CMTS-05-5. 10.15.96.1

  for stg_dhcp_data-

  dhcp_map_03092015_1.csv

  DHCP-1-1-1. 10.25.23.10, 25.26.14.01

  DHCP-1-1-2. 56.25.111.25, 100.25.2.01

  DHCP-1-1-3. 25.255.3.01, 89.20.147.258

  DHCP-1-1-4. 10.25.26.36, 200.32.58.69

  DHCP-1-1-5 | 80.25.47.369, 60.258.14.10

  for stg_link_data

  cmts_dhcp_link_map_0309151623_1.csv

  DHCP-1-1-1. WNLB-CMTS-01-1,WNLB-CMTS-02-2

  DHCP-1-1-2. WNLB-CMTS-03-3,WNLB-CMTS-04-4,WNLB-CMTS-05-5

  DHCP-1-1-3. WNLB-CMTS-01-1

  DHCP-1-1-4. WNLB-CMTS-05-8,WNLB-CMTS-05-6,WNLB-CMTS-05-0,WNLB-CMTS-03-3

  DHCP-1-1-5 | WNLB-CMTS-02-2,WNLB-CMTS-04-4,WNLB-CMTS-05-7

  WNLB-DHCP-1-13 | WNLB-CMTS-02-2

  Now, after loading these data in the staging of table I have to fill the main database table

  create table subntwk (subntwk_nm varchar2 (20), subntwk_ip varchar2 (30));

  create table link (link_nm varchar2 (50));

  SQL scripts that I created to load data is like.

  coil load_cmts.log

  Set serveroutput on

  DECLARE

  CURSOR c_stg_cmts IS SELECT *.

  OF stg_cmts_data;

  TYPE t_stg_cmts IS TABLE OF stg_cmts_data % ROWTYPE INDEX BY pls_integer;

  l_stg_cmts t_stg_cmts;

  l_cmts_cnt NUMBER;

  l_cnt NUMBER;

  NUMBER of l_cnt_1;

  BEGIN

  OPEN c_stg_cmts.

  Get the c_stg_cmts COLLECT in BULK IN l_stg_cmts;

  BECAUSE me IN l_stg_cmts. FIRST... l_stg_cmts. LAST

  LOOP

  SELECT COUNT (1)

  IN l_cmts_cnt

  OF subntwk

  WHERE subntwk_nm = l_stg_cmts (i) .cmts_token;

  IF l_cmts_cnt < 1 THEN

  INSERT

  IN SUBNTWK

  (

  subntwk_nm

  )

  VALUES

  (

  l_stg_cmts (i) .cmts_token

  );

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("token has been added: ' |") l_stg_cmts (i) .cmts_token);

  ON THE OTHER

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("token is already present'");

  END IF;

  WHEN l_stg_cmts EXIT. COUNT = 0;

  END LOOP;

  commit;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ('ERROR' |) SQLERRM);

  END;

  /

  output

  for dhcp

  
  

  coil load_dhcp.log

  Set serveroutput on

  DECLARE

  CURSOR c_stg_dhcp IS SELECT *.

  OF stg_dhcp_data;

  TYPE t_stg_dhcp IS TABLE OF stg_dhcp_data % ROWTYPE INDEX BY pls_integer;

  l_stg_dhcp t_stg_dhcp;

  l_dhcp_cnt NUMBER;

  l_cnt NUMBER;

  NUMBER of l_cnt_1;

  BEGIN

  OPEN c_stg_dhcp.

  Get the c_stg_dhcp COLLECT in BULK IN l_stg_dhcp;

  BECAUSE me IN l_stg_dhcp. FIRST... l_stg_dhcp. LAST

  LOOP

  SELECT COUNT (1)

  IN l_dhcp_cnt

  OF subntwk

  WHERE subntwk_nm = l_stg_dhcp (i) .dhcp_token;

  IF l_dhcp_cnt < 1 THEN

  INSERT

  IN SUBNTWK

  (

  subntwk_nm

  )

  VALUES

  (

  l_stg_dhcp (i) .dhcp_token

  );

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("token has been added: ' |") l_stg_dhcp (i) .dhcp_token);

  ON THE OTHER

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("token is already present'");

  END IF;

  WHEN l_stg_dhcp EXIT. COUNT = 0;

  END LOOP;

  commit;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ('ERROR' |) SQLERRM);

  END;

  /

  output

  for link -.

  coil load_link.log

  Set serveroutput on

  DECLARE

  l_cmts_1 VARCHAR2 (4000 CHAR);

  l_cmts_add VARCHAR2 (200 CHAR);

  l_dhcp_cnt NUMBER;

  l_cmts_cnt NUMBER;

  l_link_cnt NUMBER;

  l_add_link_nm VARCHAR2 (200 CHAR);

  BEGIN

  FOR (IN) r

  SELECT dhcp_token, cmts_to_add | ',' cmts_add

  OF stg_link_data

  )

  LOOP

  l_cmts_1: = r.cmts_add;

  l_cmts_add: = TRIM (SUBSTR (l_cmts_1, 1, INSTR (l_cmts_1, ',') - 1));

  SELECT COUNT (1)

  IN l_dhcp_cnt

  OF subntwk

  WHERE subntwk_nm = r.dhcp_token;

  IF l_dhcp_cnt = 0 THEN

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("device not found: ' |") r.dhcp_token);

  ON THE OTHER

  While l_cmts_add IS NOT NULL

  LOOP

  l_add_link_nm: = r.dhcp_token |' _TO_' | l_cmts_add;

  SELECT COUNT (1)

  IN l_cmts_cnt

  OF subntwk

  WHERE subntwk_nm = TRIM (l_cmts_add);

  SELECT COUNT (1)

  IN l_link_cnt

  LINK

  WHERE link_nm = l_add_link_nm;

  IF l_cmts_cnt > 0 AND l_link_cnt = 0 THEN

  INSERT INTO link (link_nm)

  VALUES (l_add_link_nm);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (l_add_link_nm |) » '||' Has been added. ") ;

  ELSIF l_link_cnt > 0 THEN

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' link is already present: ' | l_add_link_nm);

  ELSIF l_cmts_cnt = 0 then

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' no. CMTS FOUND for device to create the link: ' | l_cmts_add);

  END IF;

  l_cmts_1: = TRIM (SUBSTR (l_cmts_1, INSTR (l_cmts_1, ',') + 1));

  l_cmts_add: = TRIM (SUBSTR (l_cmts_1, 1, INSTR (l_cmts_1, ',') - 1));

  END LOOP;

  END IF;

  END LOOP;

  COMMIT;

  EXCEPTION

  WHILE OTHERS THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ('ERROR' |) SQLERRM);

  END;

  /

  output

  control files -

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  INFILE 'cmts_data.csv '.

  ADD

  IN THE STG_CMTS_DATA TABLE

  When (cmts_token! = ") AND (cmts_token! = 'NULL') AND (cmts_token! = 'null')

  and (cmts_ip! = ") AND (cmts_ip! = 'NULL') AND (cmts_ip! = 'null')

  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |' SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  ('RTRIM (LTRIM (:cmts_token))' cmts_token,

  cmts_ip ' RTRIM (LTRIM(:cmts_ip)) ")". "

  for dhcp.

  
  

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  INFILE 'dhcp_data.csv '.

  ADD

  IN THE STG_DHCP_DATA TABLE

  When (dhcp_token! = ") AND (dhcp_token! = 'NULL') AND (dhcp_token! = 'null')

  and (dhcp_ip! = ") AND (dhcp_ip! = 'NULL') AND (dhcp_ip! = 'null')

  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |' SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  ('RTRIM (LTRIM (:dhcp_token))' dhcp_token,

  dhcp_ip ' RTRIM (LTRIM(:dhcp_ip)) ")". "

  for link -.

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  INFILE 'link_data.csv '.

  ADD

  IN THE STG_LINK_DATA TABLE

  When (dhcp_token! = ") AND (dhcp_token! = 'NULL') AND (dhcp_token! = 'null')

  and (cmts_to_add! = ") AND (cmts_to_add! = 'NULL') AND (cmts_to_add! = 'null')

  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' |' SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  ('RTRIM (LTRIM (:dhcp_token))' dhcp_token,

  cmts_to_add TANK (4000) RTRIM (LTRIM(:cmts_to_add)) ")" ""

  SHELL SCRIPT-

  If [!-d / log]

  then

  Mkdir log

  FI

  If [!-d / finished]

  then

  mkdir makes

  FI

  If [!-d / bad]

  then

  bad mkdir

  FI

  nohup time sqlldr username/password@SID CONTROL = load_cmts_data.ctl LOG = log/ldr_cmts_data.log = log/ldr_cmts_data.bad DISCARD log/ldr_cmts_data.reject ERRORS = BAD = 100000 LIVE = TRUE PARALLEL = TRUE &

  nohup time username/password@SID @load_cmts.sql

  nohup time sqlldr username/password@SID CONTROL = load_dhcp_data.ctl LOG = log/ldr_dhcp_data.log = log/ldr_dhcp_data.bad DISCARD log/ldr_dhcp_data.reject ERRORS = BAD = 100000 LIVE = TRUE PARALLEL = TRUE &

  time nohup sqlplus username/password@SID @load_dhcp.sql

  nohup time sqlldr username/password@SID CONTROL = load_link_data.ctl LOG = log/ldr_link_data.log = log/ldr_link_data.bad DISCARD log/ldr_link_data.reject ERRORS = BAD = 100000 LIVE = TRUE PARALLEL = TRUE &

  time nohup sqlplus username/password@SID @load_link.sql

  MV *.log. / log

  If the problem I encounter is here for loading data in the link table that I check if DHCP is present in the subntwk table, then continue to another mistake of the newspaper. If CMTS then left create link to another error in the newspaper.

  Now that we can here multiple CMTS are associated with unique DHCP.

  So here in the table links to create the link, but for the last iteration of the loop, where I get separated by commas separate CMTS table stg_link_data it gives me log as not found CMTS.

  for example

  DHCP-1-1-1. WNLB-CMTS-01-1,WNLB-CMTS-02-2

  Here, I guess to link the dhcp-1-1-1 with balancing-CMTS-01-1 and wnlb-CMTS-02-2

  Theses all the data present in the subntwk table, but still it gives me journal wnlb-CMTS-02-2 could not be FOUND, but we have already loaded into the subntwk table.

  same thing is happening with all the CMTS table stg_link_data who are in the last (I think here you got what I'm trying to explain).

  But when I run the SQL scripts in the SQL Developer separately then it inserts all valid links in the table of links.

  Here, she should create 9 lines in the table of links, whereas now he creates only 5 rows.

  I use COMMIT in my script also but it only does not help me.

  Run these scripts in your machine let me know if you also get the same behavior I get.

  and please give me a solution I tried many thing from yesterday, but it's always the same.

  It is the table of link log

  link is already present: dhcp-1-1-1_TO_wnlb-cmts-01-1

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-02-2

  link is already present: dhcp-1-1-2_TO_wnlb-cmts-03-3
  link is already present: dhcp-1-1-2_TO_wnlb-cmts-04-4

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-05-5

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-01-1

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-05-8
  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-05-6
  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-05-0

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-03-3

  link is already present: dhcp-1-1-5_TO_wnlb-cmts-02-2
  link is already present: dhcp-1-1-5_TO_wnlb-cmts-04-4

  NOT FOUND CMTS for device to create the link: wnlb-CMTS-05-7

  Device not found: wnlb-dhcp-1-13

  IF NEED MORE INFORMATION PLEASE LET ME KNOW

  Thank you

  I felt later in the night that during the loading in the staging table using UNIX machine he created the new line for each line. That is why the last CMTS is not found, for this I use the UNIX 2 BACK conversion and it starts to work perfectly.

  It was the dos2unix error!

  Thank you all for your interest and I may learn new things, as I have almost 10 months of experience in (PLSQL, SQL)