Shift columns in SQL Loader

Hi all

I have a flat file with 5 columns in it.

My requirement is to download records using SQL loader only when all the 5 columns are present in the flat file.

Please suggest if its possible.

Hello

Use a WHEN clause in the control file.

WHEN (col1 IS NOT NULL AND IS NOT NULL col2 AND col3 IS NOT NULL AND col4 IS NOT NULL AND IS NOT NULL col5)

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