Learn how you can use the SQL*Loader control file to specify how data files are loaded. To direct SQL*Loader to access the data files as comma-separated-values format files, use the CSV …

SQL*Loader allows you to load data from an external file into a table in the database. It can parse many delimited file formats such as CSV, tab-delimited, and pipe-delimited.

When configuring SQL*Loader, you can specify an operating system-dependent file processing options string (os_file_proc_clause) in the control file to specify file format and buffering.

SQL*Loader takes data file, as well as a control file, to insert data into the table. When a Control file is executed, it can create Three (3) files called log file, bad file or reject file, discard file. …

The SQL*Loader control file is a text file that contains data definition language (DDL) instructions for a SQL*Loader job.

Describes the control file syntax you use to configure SQL*Loader and to describe to SQL*Loader how to map your data to Oracle format. It provides detailed syntax diagrams and information …

The SQL*Loader control file is a text file that contains data definition language (DDL) instructions. DDL is used to control the following aspects of a SQL*Loader session:

Nov 4, 2022 · Control files, contain a number of commands and clauses describing the data that SQL*Loader is reading. Control files also tell SQL*Loader where to store that data, and they …

A control file controls the behavior of SQL*Loader and one or more data files used in the load. Using a control file gives you more control over the load operation, which might be desirable …

This chapter describes the SQL*Loader data definition language (DDL) used to map data to Oracle format. If you are using Trusted Oracle, see also the Trusted Oracle documentation for …