Suppose i have data like
2009/12/31
555555534
' '
Generally last 2 records are wrong format it is going to
error table but i don't want load error table if any wrong
format in Date column Pass "NULL" how can we do it fast load
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Answer / yuvaevergreen
In FLOAD, record command can be used to select records.
.RECORD 1 THRU 998;
In MLOAD, option in import command can be used to select records.
.IMPORT INFILE FILE1
FORMAT TEXT
FROM 1 THRU 998
LAYOUT FILEIN
APPLY INSERTS;
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Answer / yogi
If those invalid records are the same everytime, then NULLIF
option in DEFINE command can be used(below). But, this would
not work, if the invalid values are different every time.
.DEFINE EMPLOYEE_NAME(CHAR(10),NULLIF='555555534'),
EMPLOYEE_ADD(CHAR(10),NULLIF=' ')
FILE=inputfile;
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Answer / guest
INDICATORS is a keyword related to how FastLoad
handlesnulls in the input file. It identifies columns with
nulls and uses abitmap at the beginning of each row to show
which fields containa null instead of data. When the
INDICATORS option is on,FastLoad looks at each bit to
identify the null column. TheINDICATORS option does not
work with VARTEXT
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Answer / tdguy
IF it is always the last two records, then use RECORD
option. Assuming 1000 records are present, use the below
option to avoid the last two records
RECORD THRU 998;
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