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In your control file you can list the column position of the data for the =
field is they are always in the same char position(fixed format records). =
Fld1 1:12 fld2 13:19 etc.
I have tried to load data into a table and not load the first column that =
was included in the source data and could not easily get it to work. There =
may be a way but I could not get it this am during tests. You could load =
the data into a temp table and then insert into with a select clause if =
the tables are not really large. I would also write a procedure to load =
the end table with the final data and commit the data every so many =
records loaded.
ROR =AA=BF=AA
>>> charliem_at_mwh.com 11/06/00 04:10PM >>>
I have a decent number of BIG flat files that need to get loaded into =
Oracle.
The 1st field of each of these records is the "table_name". I do NOT want =
to
load this field into Oracle. These are variable formated records with =
fields
separated by TAB characters. I just want to load fields 2 - 6 and avoid
loading field #1. How can I avoid loading the table_name into Oracle
using sqlldr? I know I could "solve" this problem by re-writing the
flat files without this data, but I'm hoping for a better solution.
below is a sample control file used to load all the fields.
Charlie Mengler Maintenance Warehouse =20 charliem_at_mwh.com 10641 Scripps Summit Ct =20 858-831-2229 San Diego, CA 92131 =20You don't know what you don't know. Think about it. --=20
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