I have a data file that looks like this;
100 Memo line 1 information.
100 more information for record 100.
100 extra information again.
200 Memo for 200.
200 more info for 200
300 info for 300
300 next memo
300 and more
300 yet more again.
I want to load to a table (col1, infodesc) to look like this;
col1 infodesc
------ ------------
100 Memo line 1 information. more information for record 100. extra
information again
200 extra information again. Memo for 200. more info for 200
300 info for 300 next memo and more yet more again.
Can this be done with sqlldr or do I need to load the data as is and use
PL/SQL (and cursor loops) to concatentate the data?
thanks for any help!
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