Bob,
Why not just use SQL*Loader to load the data?
It's much faster, and has the handy feature of
saving rejected rows in a reject file.
Jared
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Subject: Catching errors on inserts
Oracle Water Walkers!
I have a very large insert script that may contain data
that is
larger than the column, I need to be able to identify rows that fails
with
"Value too large for column"
Im doing 10k inserts via insert into table (val1,val2,...)
Is there a way to do this (trap bad rows) in SQL Plus? I don't see how
but I figured I ask. The collective intelligence here is greater that I
...
Many thanks
You people on fatcity are awesome!!
bob
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