In that case you could create a procedure owned by the data owner that does the truncate, grant execute on the procedure to the data loader, and use SQL*Plus to call the truncate procedure before the SQL*load starts.
> -----Original Message-----
> Stefan Jahnke
>
> .. and there is another scenario to use replace. As you
> mention it, that's
> what we do, too ;). The package owner (who owns the
> transformation packages)
> also does the load, so we use replace here, since I didn't feel like
> granting DROP ... to the package user or use the data owner
> to do the load.
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