SQL*Loader-00467: attribute string does not exist in type
string for table string.
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Cause: The SQL*Loader control file specified an attribute
that does not exist for the specified type. The table that
contains the type is also identified in the error message.
Action: Verify that the correct table in the correct schema
is named in the SQL*Loader control file. Also verify that
the column name is spelled correctly.
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