Hi Everybody,
I have to load data from a dataset file to a oracle table.
In oracle stage I need to delete some data from oracle table first and then load the dataset into oracle table.
I use Close Command option with the DELETE SQL:Delete from TableNaMe where condition...
I first time I run the job successful,but when I run the job twice,the job abort.
below is the error message:
The system(sqlldr CONTROL=ora.29628.383218.3.ctl LOG=ora.29628.383218.3.log BAD=ora.29628.383218.3.log.bad SILENT=header PARFILE=ora.29628.383218.3.par) failed; see the log file for the Oracle specific message.
Please advice to improve performance.
Thanks in advance
Help_load data from a dataset file to a oracle table
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Re: Help_load data from a dataset file to a oracle table
... and the message is?Faye wrote:see the log file for the Oracle specific message.
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Thansk! this problem has been resoled.ray.wurlod wrote:Six minutes?!!!! That's gotta be a DSXchange record for impatience!!
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