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• SQL Loader / WHAT clause / off swich? / bloated log files

  Hello everyone,
  
  I'm loading data using SQL-Loader very large source files. It all works very well.
  
  However, now, by using the WHEN clause (in the control file), I would like to only a very small subset of most load data. This also works very well...
  
  WHEN ARTICLECODE! '000000000000006769' =
  
  However, the log file becomes fully inflated with messages telling me to each record that does not have the WHEN clause...
  
  Record 55078: Discarded - failed all WHEN clauses.
  
  This becomes a problem because it slows down the process and creates large log files that eat upward of my disk space.
  
  There must be a simple command to allow me to disable the messages of thiese, but although I googled on it, I could not find it.
  
  Any ideas on this one? I don't know that it's simple.
  
  Best regards and many thanks,
  Alan Searle

  Try adding the SILENCE = RELEASES key sqlldr command

  Silent means - delete messages during execution (header, comments, errors, discards, partitions)

• Condition of licence for SQL Loader?

  Hello

  I have an installing the oracle client that allows me to use SQLPLUS to connect to our Oracle 11g databases. SQL Loader is optional for installation. I would like to make use of this utility. Can anyone confirm if there is a condition of additional license to install SQL Loader?

  TIA

  Oracle allows the tools that usually used to interact with the database. SQL * Plus, SQL Developer, SQL * Loader are all free. If you use a feature optionally licensed in the database that makes the difference. For example, Oracle Partitioning is an extra cost feature. You can use SQL * Loader to load data into an Oracle database without that it costs you nothing more. But if you use SQL * Loader to load into a partitioned table, you will have to pay for the partitioning, but not SQL * Loader.

  See you soon,.
  Brian

• What is the cause of the error SQL * Loader-925: the ulprep error: extraction?

  Hello
  
  I use SQL Loader to load a file into a partitioned table. However, the performance charger throws the following error message:
  
  SQL * Loader-925: the ulprep error: extraction
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  
  Please can someone explain what the possible cause of this error?
  
  Thanks in advance
  Annie

  try to view the logfile too. the log file can be useful.

  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges-> indicates the user account does not have access to the table.

• What is SQL * Loader?

  Hello.
  I m using Oracle 10 g. I want what is SQL * Loader and how does it work?
  Tanx
  Sidibé

  Hello..

  SQL * Loader (sqlldr) is the utility to use for data loading performance. The data can be loaded from any text file and inserted in the database.

  Refer to [http://www.oracleutilities.com/OSUtil/sqlldr.html]

  In addition, you can find the document on [http://tahiti.oracle.com/]

  Anand

• Conditions in SQL Loader Control file

  Hello
  
  I am trying to find a way to set up a sql loader control file that will have the data to a CSV (as shown below):
  
  ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION 9-Apr 9-May 9-June 9 - Jul 9-Aug 9-Sep
  3573000 H - 75 68 75 75 75 30 CLRICL
  3123000 10 10 6 12 10 7 HRS-OTHER
  3151000 HRS - BISHOP 150 143 150 143 120 143
  3153000 HRS - BISHOP 22 22 14 29 22 22
  3571000 H-TEACHER 135 143 150 218 143 143
  
  and import it into an Oracle table as below:
  
  ACCOUNT YR_MNTH TOTAL DESCRIPTION
  3573000 h-CLRICL April 9, 70
  3123000 HRS-OTHER 9-Apr 5
  3151000 HRS - MGR 9 - APR 129
  HRS - MGR 3153000 9-April 20
  3571000 HRS - TEACHER 9 - APR 145
  3573000 h-CLRICL 9 may 73
  3123000 HRS - OTHER 9 - May 12
  3151000 HRS - MGR 9 - may 135
  HRS - MGR 3153000 9-10 may
  3571000 HRS - TEACHER 9 - may 150
  3573000 h-CLRICL June 9, 75
  3123000 HRS-OTHER 9 - Jun 10
  3151000 HRS - 9 - Jun 150 MGR
  HRS - MGR 3153000 9-June 22
  3571000 HRS-TEACHER 9 - Jun 135
  3573000 h-CLRICL July 9, 68
  3123000 HRS - OTHER 9-Jul 10
  3151000 HRS - MGR 9 - Jul 143
  HRS - MGR 3153000 9 - Jul 22
  3571000 HRS - TEACHER 9 - Jul 143
  3573000 h-CLRICL August 9, 75
  3123000 HRS - OTHER 9-August 6
  3151000 HRS - MGR 9 - August 150
  HRS - MGR 3153000 9-August 14
  3571000 HRS - TEACHER 9 - August 150
  3573000 h-CLRICL 9 - Sep 75
  3123000 9 HRS-OTHER-Sep 12
  HRS - MGR 3151000 9-Sep 143
  9 HRS - MGR 3153000 - Sept. 29
  3571000 HRS-TEACHER 9 - Sep 218
  
  Has anyone done anything like this? Any light anyone can throw is greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Edited by: user11293056 January 6, 2010 09:19

  Hello

  I think you'll be better off using external pointing to csv data, and then by running the query on the external table to insert rows in the target table table.

  Concerning

• Option of SQL loader control file

  Hello
  
  I just started using sql loader and I doubt as a requirement.
  
  I used to get the first data file with 10 columns excel. We got a table with 10 columns backend and were load this excel file using sql loader.
  
  but since last week, they changed the data file and are now sending the data in column 8. what my condition is, for the other 2 columns, I want to insert text 'COLUMN_DROPPED' in the backend table. Rest 8 columns must be filled as usual.
  How can I handle files of control for this option?
  
  I just want to know the option that I why I am not providing control file.
  
  Thank you
  Puneet

  974647 wrote:
  My requirement is for the other 2 columns, I want to insert text 'COLUMN_DROPPED' in the backend table. Rest 8 columns must be filled as usual.

  First of all, it is only possible if remaining 2 column datatype is string (char/nchar, varchar2/nvarchar2, clob/nclob) and is at least 14 characters long. The rest is easy. Just change 2 last control file fields:

  column9  constant 'COLUMN_DROPPED',
  column10 constant 'COLUMN_DROPPED'
  

  SY.

• Import data... Wizard creates the file SQL Loader ctl with columns out of order

  4.1.1.19 SQL Developer version. Connected to Oracle XE to test this.

  I'm trying to understand what the problem with the data in my import file when finally, I realize that the Import Wizard of data did not care how I traced the columns at all. The ctl SQL Loader file generated by the Wizard expects that the columns of data in my file to match the order that they appear in the definition of the table and not how they have been mapped in the wizard. Manually edit the ctl file is a workaround. Has anyone else seen elsewhere?

  I see that this is a bug.

• SQL Loader - ignore the lines with "rejected - all null columns."

  Hello

  Please see the attached log file. Also joined the table creation script, data file and the bad and throw the files after execution.

  Sqlldr customer in the version of Windows-

  SQL * Loader: release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  The CTL file has two clauses INTO TABLE due to the nature of the data. The data presented are a subset of data in the real world file. We are only interested in the lines with the word "Index" in the first column.

  The problem we need to do face is, according to paragraph INTO TABLE appears first in the corresponding CTL lines file to the WHEN CLAUSE it would insert and the rest get discarded.

  1. statement of Create table : create table dummy_load (varchar2 (30) name, number, date of effdate);

  2. data file to simulate this issue contains the lines below 10. Save this as name.dat. The intention is to load all of the rows in a CTL file. The actual file would have additional lines before and after these lines that can be discarded.

  H15T1Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T2Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T3Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T5Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T7Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T10Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  CPDR9AAC Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  MOODCAVG Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  H15TXXX Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  H15TXXX Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  3. the CTL file - name.ctl

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  ADD

  IN THE TABLE dummy_load

  WHEN (09:13) = "Index".

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (

  COMPLETED name BY ' | ',.

  rate TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  COMPLETED effdate BY ' | '. ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  )

  IN THE TABLE dummy_load

  WHEN (08:12) = "Index".

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (

  COMPLETED name BY ' | ',.

  rate TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  COMPLETED effdate BY ' | '. ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  )

  invoke SQL loader in a file-> beats

  C:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client\bin\sqlldr USERID = myid/[email protected] CONTROL=C:\temp\t\name.ctl BAD=C:\temp\t\name_bad.dat LOG=C:\temp\t\name_log.dat DISCARD=C:\temp\t\name_disc.dat DATA=C:\temp\t\name.dat

  Once this is run, the following text appears in the log file (excerpt):

  Table DUMMY_LOAD, charged when 09:13 = 0X496e646578 ('Index' character)

  Insert the option in effect for this table: APPEND

  TRAILING NULLCOLS option in effect

  Column Position Len term Encl. Datatype name

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

  NAME                                FIRST     *   |       CHARACTER

  RATE                                 NEXT     *   |       CHARACTER

  EFFDATE NEXT * |       CHARACTER

  SQL string for the column: ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  Table DUMMY_LOAD, charged when 08:12 = 0X496e646578 ('Index' character)

  Insert the option in effect for this table: APPEND

  TRAILING NULLCOLS option in effect

  Column Position Len term Encl. Datatype name

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

  NAME                                 NEXT     *   |       CHARACTER

  RATE                                 NEXT     *   |       CHARACTER

  EFFDATE NEXT * |       CHARACTER

  SQL string for the column: ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  Record 1: Ignored - all null columns.

  Sheet 2: Cast - all null columns.

  Record 3: Ignored - all null columns.

  Record 4: Ignored - all null columns.

  Sheet 5: Cast - all null columns.

  Sheet 7: Discarded - failed all WHEN clauses.

  Sheet 8: Discarded - failed all WHEN clauses.

  File 9: Discarded - failed all WHEN clauses.

  Case 10: Discarded - failed all WHEN clauses.

  Table DUMMY_LOAD:

  1 row loaded successfully.

  0 rows not loaded due to data errors.

  9 lines not loading because all WHEN clauses were failed.

  0 rows not populated because all fields are null.

  Table DUMMY_LOAD:

  0 rows successfully loaded.

  0 rows not loaded due to data errors.

  5 rows not loading because all WHEN clauses were failed.

  5 rows not populated because all fields are null.

  
  

  The bad file is empty. The discard file has the following

  H15T1Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T2Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T3Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T5Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  H15T7Y Index | 2. 19/01/2016 |

  CPDR9AAC Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  MOODCAVG Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  H15TXXX Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  H15TXXX Index | 2. 15/01/2016 |

  
  

  Based on the understanding of the instructions in the CTL file, ideally the first 6 rows will have been inserted into the table. Instead the table comes from the line 6' th.

  NAME	RATE	EFFDATE
  H15T10Y Index	2	January 19, 2016

  
  

  
  

  If the INTO TABLE clauses were put in the CTL file, then the first 5 rows are inserted and the rest are in the discard file. The line 6' th would have a ""rejected - all columns null. "in the log file. "

  
  

  Could someone please take a look and advise? My apologies that the files cannot be attached.
  

  Unless you tell it otherwise, SQL * Loader assumes that each later in the table and what clause after the first back in the position where the previous left off.  If you want to start at the beginning of the line every time, then you need to reset the position using position (1) with the first column, as shown below.  Position on the first using is optional.

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  ADD

  IN THE TABLE dummy_load

  WHEN (09:13) = "Index".

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (

  name POSITION (1) TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  rate TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  COMPLETED effdate BY ' | '. ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  )

  IN THE TABLE dummy_load

  WHEN (08:12) = "Index".

  TRAILING NULLCOLS

  (

  name POSITION (1) TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  rate TERMINATED BY ' | '.

  COMPLETED effdate BY ' | '. ' TO_DATE (: effdate, "MM/DD/YYYY").

  )

• 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)

• 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> 
  

• 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

  Hello

  I need to load the data into the database using sql loader.

  1. is it possible to change the case of text before you load the data into the table. For example. conversion of names to lowercase before inserting into the database.

  2. why or condition is not in the 'when' control file clause? are there any alternatives that I can use to satisfy conditions similar to the place of use or condition?

  Thanks in advance.

  You can use two condition for your condition... As below...

  WHEN column_2 = '01'

  IN TABLE

  WHEN column_2 = '02'

  IN TABLE

  If you have files on server side, you can use the external table to load the conditional data.

  Thank you

  Ann

• 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 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.