Joao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> 
> > Nope ;-) There is some more: what version of SAP DB Loader 
> > do you use?
> > Are there any rows extracted at all? If so how many?
> >
> > To prevent the 'Integrity violation' error you could issue a
> > DELETE TRANSFORMATIONMODEL
> > as sysdba prior to running your command to extract.
> >
> 
> OK,
> My DB LOADER Version is 7.4.3
> 
Fine. But we need the so called build prefix, too ;-(
You can find it in loader.prt at the very beginning in the
following form
// M    Loader    7.4.4    Build 002-000-000-000

> "Are there any rows extracted at all? If so how many?"
> 
> Yes... Many rows have been extracted. I Cant Tell the exact 
> number of rows but the file was about 300 Mb...
> 
Well, I have right now no idea what happened. Has the ssc-file
been filled or is the generated command file empty?

Would you mind to run the extract again into a different
data file? How long did it take until it crashed?
To run the extract again I would suggest a slightly modified
command. Instead of running DATAEXTRACT FOR DATALOAD which
additionally generates CREATE TABLE/INDEX and DATALOAD commands
you should use the following command:

DATAEXTRACT * FROM ATG_MOVCOMPL
OUTFILE 'c:\Backup\ATG_MOVCOMPL_NEW.DAT'

This command gets all the data but does not generate any commands.

Thanks and sorry for any inconvenience.

Regards,
 Steffen
-- 
Steffen Schildberg
SAP DB Team
SAP Labs Berlin
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