Tell me some thing about SQL-LOADER.
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Answer / emmanuel - tcs
Sql * loader used to transfer Huge data from legacy to
oracel database. It's supports .dat,.xls etc.. files.
5 types of files are there.
Flat file -- .dat file
Control file -- Control file program
Bad file -- Stores the all error records
Discard file -- stores all the discard filed (WHEN Condi)
Log file -- Shows the status of the Control file
Thanks
Emmanuel - TCS
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Answer / guest
Sql * loader is a bulk loader utility used for moving data
from external files into the oracle database.
Sql * loader supports various load formats, selective
loading, and multi-tables loads.
1) conventional
--The conventional path loader essentially loads the
data by using standard ?insert? statement.
2) direct
-- the direct path loader (direct = true)
by possess of logic involved with that, and loads directly
in to the oracle data files.
EX:-
My data.csv file
1001, ?scott tiger?,1000,40
1002,?gvreddy?,2345,50
Load data
Infile ?c:\data\mydata.csv?
Into table emp
Fields terminated by ?,? optionally enclosed by ???
(empno, empname,sal,deptno)
>sqlldr scott/tiger@vis
control=loader.ctl log= gvlog.log bad=gvbad.bad
discard=gvdis.dsc .
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