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Re: Can SQL*Loader do this?

From: Rod Corderey <RodCorderey_at_Lane-Associates.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2000 04:48:37 +0100
Message-Id: <10599.115528@fatcity.com>


Not as far as I know. SQL*Loader is a basically a serial process data loader, you can perform various things as you go, but not iteratively.

You could certainly handle what you want to do with PLSQL and UTL_FILE but performance could be a problem if the data is non-trivial.

Depending on volumes I would choose to use SQL*Loader to load the data into an intermediate table without primary/unique constraints.

Then use PLSQL to match the data into the real data table.

regards

Rod

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yong huang wrote:

>
>
> If SQL*Loader can't load a row of data because of integrity constraint
> violation, can I ask SQL*Loader to change one value and continue to load this
> row? I.e., if it can't load "1,John,Doe," because 1 is already taken, can it
> auto increment 1 to 2 and try loading "2,John,Doe,"? If that fails again,
> increment 2 to 3 and try once more.
>
> Yong Huang
> yong321_at_yahoo.com
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