RE: Sqlloader

Roland,

Try this in your control file:

 column1 "replace(:column1, '?', '0')" ,  column2 "replace(:column2, '?', '0')" ,

This will work only with the conventional path.

Prakash

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How can I in a sqlloader, the control file replace a ? with a 0 at the same as it i sloading the data into the database? The ? could be anywhere in any field.

Roland Sköldblom

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