sqlldr: selected field insert from data file
- From: "Godwin vincent" <godwin.ror@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:45:03 -0600
Hi all,
I have a question with Oracle SQLLDR. I have a table, which has the
following columns
SQL> desc HARRIS.CUST;
Name Null? Type
---------------- ------------------------- --------
NAME VARCHAR2(50 CHAR)
APP_NAME VARCHAR2(50 CHAR)
MASTER_SVR VARCHAR2(10 CHAR)
I have a DATA FILE, which has more than 5 columns of data in it and all i
want is just the above 3 columns to be loaded in to the table STB_TYPE from
the DATA FILE. Following is the format of DATA FILE (data.txt) that i have
(the first row is just the heading as a reference to the columns below)
NAME|LOCATION|SERIAL_NUMBER|APP_NAME|MASTER_SVR|ADDRESS|ORGANIZATION
hr|chicago|1234|ps|secaucus|nj|comm
billing|chicago|234|paystubs|secaucus|nj|paychex
recruit|sacramento|ps|newark|nj|resource
holidays|sacramento|ps|washington|va|hr
As you can there, there are 7 fields in the data file, which are delimited
by "|". All i would need from this data file are columns, NAME,
APP_NAME,MASTER_SVR, which are at position 1,4,5 fields respectively. My
question here is how can i represent this in the control file? so that i can
only get the corresponding columns get loaded in to the table.
LOAD DATA
INFILE '/export/home/oracle/data.txt'
TRUNCATE INTO TABLE HARRIS.CUST
(NAME .......,
APP_NAME ......,
MASTER_SVR .......)
What should i put in the control file so that only the 1,4,5 fields of the
data file gets loaded in to the table?
The POSITION(x,y) does not work in this case as the column width is not
fixed.
I know the opposite could be done, where we use the FILLER keyword to filter
out. Is there anyway to do this or manipulating the datafile (using AWK to
extract 1,4,5 columns) the only way?
I am working with Oracle 9.2.0.8 on Solaris 10 server.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Godwin.
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