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Hi mary
mary_sun_at_hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi, there. I think there are several rules for the data file that
> SQL*Loader can use. I have some questions about the data file of
> SQL*Loader.
>
> 1. Can I use the '\t' as the delimiter of the fields in the data file?
no u cant use the '\t' delimiter as far as i know the whole point is that
in your control file you state the number of each and every field of the
database
something like this
Number (02:10) - that means number field is from column 2 to column 10 so
if there is a tab befor this field it will cause an error while loading the
data so its better to use spaces
>
>
> 2. There are some fields in the data file which are not directly
> referred to the columns in the table. How could I skip this kind of
> fields?
dont mention about those fields in the control file
>
>
> 3. If the value of the column in the table is the result of calculating
> some fields in the data file, can I use SQL*Loader to load the data
> file into the table?
no i dont think u can do that
>
>
> Any reply would greatly be appreciated.
>
> Mary Sun
>
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Regards
Parvinder
Received on Wed Dec 01 1999 - 00:15:47 CST
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