Roland,
There are 2 techniques you can use. The first is what I call a 'dynamic
control file' - other posters have given you examples of that one, using
sed.
The next is create a 'loop loader'; essentially a script file that fires off
sqlldr for each loadable file. Here's an overly simple example:
export FILESPEC=/d31/datafiler/sema/incoming/konkurrenter.*
for FILENAME in $( ls ${FILESPEC} )
do
sqlldr ${USER-PW} control=${CTL} data=${FILENAME}
log=${LOGPATH}/${FILENAME}.log
done
Both techniques are explained in my IOUG paper "SQL*Loader CAN Do That!". A
Windows example is also given. If you can't get to the IOUG web site and
would like a copy of the paper, send me an email.
David Scott
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 14:12:49 +0200
> Subject: Sqlloader question
> Hallo,
> Anyone whom could tell me if it is in an sqlloader possible to write for
instance this if you dont know the exactly name of file.
> infile '/d31/datafiler/sema/incoming/konkurrenter.*'
> If there are going to be files with different extensions fo rinstance the
first time a file is going to be inserted will be konkurrenter.txt.1
> and the next time the file will have the name konkurrenter.txt.2 etc.
> How should I handle this?
> Thanksin advance
> Roland
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