I do the same thing here at my shop and the record I download from a vsam file is 3574 in length. When I view the download in the .txt format it is wrapped just like what your records look like below. However, a new record does start on a new line, and it looks like yours does the same thing. In your .ctl member just treat the record as if were not wrapped. It will work.
Laura
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From: Raymond Lee Meng Hong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 4:06 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Sqlloader on VSAM file
Hello , currently I have a set of data download from IBM VSAM file format
such as these
A38001000307754A0000005516562HATIJAH BT
BAKAR 19920130020000020000
0000850
A38001053088697A0000006106290ALIBABAKA
R 1992013001000001000000008
50
A38001053406059A0000005637195SALBIAH B
RAHMAT 1992013001000001000
00000850
A38001157190166A0000005249952RAIDAH AB
U TALIB 1992013001000000850
00000850
Actually of the the field is fixed on the length , but for the name which it
auto-carriage return down to next line , how can I configure my sqlloader to
capable for this format , as well as I know ,sqlloader can only download
ASCII (1 line per line on fetching record , but how about this when the line
is fix on 60 per line and the remaining record will continous in next line ?
how to capable for this ??
Raymond fall asleep in waiting for the Q.
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