SQL Loader on Sql Developer

How can I use sqlldr on SQL Developer version 4.0.2.15 command.

Now I'm able to use this command via the command prompt, but my requirement is that use this command on SQL Developer.

SQL * Loader is an external standalone tool, not a SQL or PL/SQL command.

Ask how to run through SQL Developer, that's like asking the execution of MS Word through SQL Developer, i.e. it is not really meaningful.

SQL * Developer, to the best of my knowledge, incorporates some built in options for loading data or extraction of data to CSV files, so maybe you want to just use those?

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