SQL Loader with decimal comma

Dear all,

I am loading data for a German client and the files shipped contain numeric data with decimal comma. For example 123.5 instead of 123.5

I've been Googling like crazy on this one and there is a lot of chatter on the definition of NLS_LANG and/or NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS, but none of this seems to work in the environment SQL Loader.

I guess I'll end up tinkering together something complicated with TO_NUMBER or another function, but I really can't believe SQL Loader isn't a simple switch to return semicolon.

Or I forgot something?

Advice would be a great help.

Kind regards
Alan Searle

You can use something like:

Load data
INFILE...
BadFile...
....
fields completed by...
(
...
col1 "translate (: col1, ','.')", ".
...
)

Published by: SKU on January 28, 2009 04:41

Tags: Database

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"05599076" | "" FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP | ' 016DDEAL ' |. ' 2014-04-11 - 10.06.35.598000

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)

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6.

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Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

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FIRST NAME - ADDED A 'T' AS ON THE REG MAP

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Encapsulate data problems when loading with sql loader
Hi all

I use sql loader to load data into a flat file HP UNIX.

I find the fi the NUMBER data type or date type get wraped to the new line, the control file triggered errors.

The data looks like to (field dilimiter is |, record dilimter is ~):

1 A87CCH | 1 A87CCH | PLAN_ACCOUNT_PROMOTION | HIR6A-1 | 20100706 06:06:24 | 1 DNE1 | DC?
2010.7 FY1011 Promoiton | 1 A87AW0 | 1 HJEZE | Private | 20100730 00:00:00 | 00 20100710
: 00:00 | 0 | Completed | 20100730 00:00:00 | 20100710 00:00:00 | 0 | 1 4A6PKP | TFMAAI | N
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 4A6PKP | Approved | 1 8U4E-163 | 00:00:20110630 00 |
20100708 01:45:35 | 20100707 00:00:00 | -1||| 0 | 9000 | 0 | 0 ||| 100. N | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | N | 20110426 04:01:34 | 1 8U4E-163 | 0|||||||||
||||| ~

The control file looks like:

OPTIONS (ERRORS = 1000, DIRECT = TRUE, PARALLEL = TRUE, DATE_CACHE = 5000, discardmax = 50)
UNRECOVERABLE
load data
INFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.dat' "str" ~ "»
BADFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.bad'
DISCARDFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.discard'
ADD THE LEON_123456 TABLE
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' | '. SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "
TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
X_INTERFACED_DT EXPRESSION "to_date (replace (replace (: X_INTERFACED_DT_BF, chr (10),"), Chr (13), "), 'YYYYMMDD hh24:mi:ss')", "
X_INTERFACED_DT_BF boundfiller,
EXTERNAL DECIMAL X_ACCRUAL_AMT,
X_PLAN_SHIPMENT_PATTERN_ID TANK (90)
)

I think that replace it can treat the wrapped date. But I want to know if we can find a faster or easier way to conquer this topic since the beginning.

Best regards

Leon
user12064076 wrote:
Thank you for your response. But how to ensure that a record is in a single line? For example, to unload data with coil?

The table has more than 100 columns.

Best regards
Leon

UH... which guarantee is implemented by anyone or anything that generates the data in the first place.
for example if I am extracting data to CSV for a customer or another application, making sure that it is 1 card per line with delimiters known etc.

What is your own code that produces the data in the first place? If so, how are you to produce? With large amounts of data I wouldn't do it with SQL * Plus spool command, but I do with UTL_FILE within PL/SQL, or generating data in a file CLOB and spell the CLOB in a go using one of the CLOB methods available writing files.

cfqueryparam, numeric with decimal problem comma!

Hello everyone,
After the lobby day and night without finding a solution, I turn on the forum for help. As a value for a cfquery Insert, I use this among others: < cfqueryparam value = "" #p.PAskPrice # "cfsqltype ="cf_sql_numeric"/ >,."
(P.PAskPrice) values from an xml file that has stored numbers with separators decimal comma (you see, that's the Greece - European language) and I get the error invalid data for CFSQLTYPE CF_SQL_NUMERIC 0.00. How can I inform the validator cf_sql_numeric separator is valid? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Yannis

You can't, there is sql. use lsParseNumber on the value to insert:

Although I guess be thorough, try to set the locale (setLocale ("el_GR")) to

This page. pretty sure it wont but might as well test.

also for my own curiosity, which is the locale of the server?

How to use SQL * Loader to load the XMLType column with other columns?
Hello

I try to use sqlldr to load an XML file into a table with an XMLType column. I have found many examples where the entire table is an xmltype, but I'd like to load a lot of XML objects in a generic table for treatment with a single XMLType column and other columns to identify the load. A simple example, I have a constant column which I want to put during the download.

The following example does not work: (.) No error either.

create the table xml_upload
(the varchar2 (10) of upload_type not null,)
donnees_xml XMLType)
/

my control file:
DOWNLOAD THE DATA
INFILE * add
IN THE TABLE xml_upload
XMLType (xml_data)
FIELDS ENDED BY ',' POSSIBLY FRAMED BY "" "
(
constant upload_type MARKET,
donnees_xml
)
BEGINDATA
< SALE_ORDER >
TIM < CUST_CODE > < / CUST_CODE >
< ORDER_NUM > 1234 > < / ORDER_NUM >
< / SALE_ORDER >

$ sqlldr my.ctl

SQL * Loader: Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on Sun Sep 27 22:51:52 2009

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.

Commit the point reached - the number of logical records 4

SQL > select * from xml_upload;
no selected line
SQL >

Any ideas on how I can do this? Did I miss something...

I also played with the clause sqlldr lobfile, also without success.

Current database version is 10g R2.

Thank you
Tim.
The following works in 11.1.0.6
```
LOAD DATA
INFILE *
INTO TABLE xml_upload TRUNCATE
(
 upload_type constant 'MARKET'
,file_name filler char(100)
,xml_data LOBFILE (file_name) TERMINATED BY EOF
)
BEGINDATA
test.xml
```
```
SQL> select upload_type,xmlserialize(document xml_data no indent) from xml_upload;

UPLOAD_TYP XMLSERIALIZE(DOCUMENTXML_DATANOINDENT)
---------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
MARKET        1

SQL> 
```

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.

ID_PERSON				VARCHAR2 (9 bytes)
TX_MEMO				VARCHAR2 (1000 bytes)
ID_USER				VARCHAR2 (20 bytes)
TM_STAMP				TIMESTAMP (6)

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