SQL Loader error for DATE columns

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• [nQSError: 43119]:-the data type: 25 is not supported columns error for data type "uniqueidentifier".

  Hi all

  
  

  I am facing a problem while creating a BI reports to the SQL Server 2008 Database.

  Access to columns of data type "uniqueidentifier" I get error [nQSError: 43119]:-the data type: 25 is not supported.

  • OBIEE 11.1.1.6.11 on Linux x86_64 servers is hosted by the Services of Oracle Cloud.
  • Using last "ODBC driver for SQL server 11" for connection (also tried driver "DataDirect SQL Server 6.0 native Wire Protocol").
  • No "Uniqueidentifier" data type columns display correctly in reports.
  • I tried to change the columns of data type "Uniqueidentifier" to char (36), VARCHAR (36), VARCHAR (40), types of binary data (16) in the physical layer on various suggestions but error still there.

  Same columns questioned the SQL Developer (using third-party jTDS JDBC driver "jtds - 1.2.7 - dist") I am able to see these "uniqueidentifier" data columns. record sample:-"CB350576-FCD8-DE11-B111-002219598619".

  
  

  Please advice if this is a bug or I'm missing some property of SQL server database settings.

  
  

  Thanks in advance.
  

  Yes Srini,

  This type of column becomes UNKNOWN when they are imported into SPR but its strange after changing to VARCHAR (36), we can use it for joining tables without any problem.

  Only issue I'm facing now is the limitation to use in queries like calculate the total number of incidents (in my case incidentid is the primary key).

  But I've found a workaround. I am formulating a measure in MDB layer to get the number of total incidents as {CASE WHEN is NULL then 0 otherwise 1 END}.  the aggregation is defined on the sum and I get incident count works correctly.

  Thanks for your help.

• SQL Loader error - reduced to bare bones

  I get the same error repeatedly when you try to use Sql Loader. So I reduced my load to a single record of test with 2 columns of text.
  
  
  
  The data file is "C:\data_dir\opps_test.csv" and simply looks like this:
  t | t
  
  
  
  Here is the control file:
  
  load data
  INFILE 'C:\data_dir\opps_test.csv '.
  in the opps_test table
  fields ended by ' |'
  (OPP_ID, CAMP_CODE)
  
  
  
  And here is a desc on the target table opps_test:
  
  OPP_ID VARCHAR2 (255)
  CAMP_CODE VARCHAR2 (255)
  
  
  
  When I run sql loader I get the following error on the screen and in my journal and I wonder if anyone has any idea what it really means. The data consists of just me typing t | t and save the csv file
  
  
  SQL * Loader: release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production Saturday, May 9, 22:12:19 2009
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
  
  SQL * Loader-350: at line 1 syntax error.
  Illegal combination of nonalphanumeric characters
  {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fswiss\fcharset
  ^
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: John W on May 9, 2009 22:31

  Your control file works for me just as you posted.

  Just a hunch...

  SQL*Loader-350: Syntax error at line 1.
  Illegal combination of non-alphanumeric characters
  {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fswiss\fcharset
  

  You save your control file or the data file with Microsoft Word or something other than a text editor?

• 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] ORA-01747 on column name 'INDEX '.

  Hello

  I use SQL * Loader to load the test data for the CSV files. I have a column whose name is "INDEX". SQL * Loader works very well under Linux (Red Hat 6 - Client Oracle 11.2.0.1.0) but I encounter ORA-01747 launch my Workstation Windows (Oracle Server 11.2.0.1.0).

  For more information, I target the same instance (Red Hat 6 - Oracle Server 11.2.0.1.0).

  You have an idea how to solve the problem (without renaming the column )?

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  I finally find the solution surrounding the column name with double quotes ("") within the control file. Thank you to remember the format of "protector".

• APEX_UTIL. IR_FILTER with BETWEEN operator for date columns

  Hello
  
  When I run my application, I can put a filter BETWEEN date columns. I can't find a way to use it with the APEX_UTIL. Function IR_FILTER. Maybe I missed something?
  Documentation: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17556_01/doc/apirefs.40/e15519/apex_util.htm#CHDDDFBF
  
  Tobias

  Tobias,

  If you think about it, "between the" is nothing else than a way of the single line to say

  WHERE: X > =: Y
  AND: X<=>

  Then you should be able to apply two filters of the report using the operators LTE and GTE

  Hope this helps

  Doug Gault
  www.sumneva.com

• Timestamp for date columns data type are not imported in discoverer admin

  Hi all
  Someone you will suggest why timestamp data type columns are not imported into admin. discoverer other types of data import you correctly, but the timestamp data type columns are missed.
  
  Please let me know to change the type of data is not possible at this time.
  Thank you

  Hello
  You will be disappointed because the timestamp columns are not one of the recognized data types supported by the discoverer. He acknowledges only dates, strings and (integer and decimal) numbers.

  Maybe you could put up a view that matches the table you use, convert the timestamp in a rather ordinary date?

  Then, inside your end-user license, all you would have to do is redirect the folder to view.

  Best wishes
  Michael

• How to handle multiple formats of date to the same date field in SQL * Loader

  Dear all,
  
  I have a requirement where I need to get data from a text file and even insert into the oracle table.
  
  I'm using SQL * Loader to fill data from the text file in my table.
  
  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.
  
  Is it possible in SQL * Loader where we can mention all these date formats so that data from that date should go smoothly in the underlying date column in the table.
  
  Receive your answer on that.
  
  Thank you
  Madhu K.

  I think following could be the solution to your problem:

  Suppose if you have data from four different date formats, you need to load the data into four different tables by running SQL * Loader four times and each time specify other date format in the control file whose data to load, and then at the end, merge data from these four different tables using the UNION clause.

  Elya

• 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;

  /

• 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

• Export to SQL Loader?

  Is it possible to export a data table (using the filter) to a flat file using the SQL * loader? If so, how?
  
  -Thank you

  SQL * Loader is for 'loading' data, 'record' not data.
  You can use the export to command line utility, or if it's specific data and/or required specific format, you can use UTL_FILE to write flat files or binary data.

• something about sql loader

  Jin
  
  I want to load a txt file into a database table
  the contents of this file as txt
  
  a 15 123 k tt
  a 15 223 k tt
  a k 323 105 tt
  a 15 423 k tt
  ...
  
  I want to delimit each record in four fields by blanks
  but I don't want all these four fields loaded into the table,
  Instead, I want to just choose only two useful fields (for example, the second and third field) in a table with only two columns
  
  How do I make.
  
  also, I tried the toad sql * loader wizard, I map columns in the corresponding field in the field, mapping, but this does not work, can someone tell me why? can it work?
  
  Thank you.
  
  online waiting for your answer

  sqlldr

  use the FILL in the control file

• 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

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  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

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• Guests of the date to a Date column

  Hi gurus,
  I'm trying to get the Date of application for a Date column. This is the approach that I took from the previous post.
  
  Re: How to get the date of request for a date column
  
  My approach
  (1) in the report, I put the filter on the Date column with variable presentation as startdate with a date by default, and in the window of fx, I applied
  CASES WHERE 1 = 0 THEN the picture. Table of date ELSE. END date
  (2) I repeated the same thing by getting the same column with Variable presentation date as Enddate with a date by default and in the fx I applied
  CASES WHERE 1 = 1 THEN table. Table of date ELSE. END date
  (3) in the dash prompt, I had the same date twice column by applying the same formulas in fx, default sysdate - variable Server - and variable adjustment Set - variable of presentation - startdate and same with Enddate.
  
  The report works well, but the report does not all records. I mean that I have given 12:04:36 am but report draws from 12:37:53 am. So, I'm missing some documents. I don't know where I am doing mistake.
  
  Could someone help me please
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: 792011 on September 14, 2011 11:00

  792011 wrote:
  Hi gurus,
  I'm trying to get the Date of application for a Date column. This is the approach that I took from the previous post.

  Re: How to get the date of request for a date column

  My approach
  (1) in the report, I put the filter on the Date column with variable presentation as startdate with a date by default, and in the window of fx, I applied
  CASES WHERE 1 = 0 THEN the picture. Table of date ELSE. END date
  (2) I repeated the same thing by getting the same column with Variable presentation date as Enddate with a date by default and in the fx I applied
  CASES WHERE 1 = 1 THEN table. Table of date ELSE. END date
  (3) in the dash prompt, I had the same date twice column by applying the same formulas in fx, default sysdate - variable Server - and variable adjustment Set - variable of presentation - startdate and same with Enddate.

  The report works well, but the report does not all records. I mean that I have given 12:04:36 am but report draws from 12:37:53 am. So, I'm missing some documents. I don't know where I am doing mistake.

  Could someone help me please

  Thank you

  Published by: 792011 on September 14, 2011 11:00

  From what you say, as you did, it should not work. Investigation of the CASE, you have stage 1) and (2) that you put in the window fx in two columns, is indeed the same thing that just have two instances of your table. Date column.

  Follow the steps in this link and you should be good to go:

  http://oraclebizint.WordPress.com/2008/02/26/Oracle-BI-EE-101332-between-prompts-for-date-columns-using-presentation-variables/