That's what I thought. LIFO.
Why does the order matter?
Can you sort the result to suit your needs?
- Kirti
--- Pradeep Kumar G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> When I queried the table to which SQL Loader loaded data from the .dat
> file, the first record in the table was the 50000th record and
> 49999,49998...........
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> I think the query is displaying data from the table in the order in
> which rows were inserted by SQL*Loader.
> Whereas, the query to read the same data from the external table is
> reading the file from the first physical record. So it appears
> reversed..
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> - Kirti
>
> Stephen Andert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pradeep,
>
> I don't know what you mean when you say SQL*Loader is "starting from
> the 50,000th record and going up". If there are 50k records, are you
> saying it is not loading them? Or is it reading them from 50,000 then
> 49,999 (i.e. in revers order)? How are you determining what order
> they
> are being read?
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> Regarding external tables, the way they work is by reading the file
> from the first block to either the end or till it finds what it
> needs.
> Thus, external tables will read in the order the records are in the
> file.
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> I stand ready for my ramblings to be corrected by anyone who can
> explain better :)
>
> Stephen
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> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/01/03 10:35PM >>>
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> Dear All,
>
> I don't know whether SQL Loader behaves like this always or for me
> only. I am loading a .dat file which has 50000 records.
> I noticed that S! QL loader is starting from the 50,000th record and
> going upwards, while external tables is starting from the 1st record
> and going downwards.
>
> Could somebody help me confirming this?
>
> Regards,
> Pradeep
>
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