Yes direct load is the main thing.
Also
Just a thought, do you have any referential constraints against this table.
The DB will need to check them as it goes so it may be an idea to disable
(but be careful you can re enable after !)
Also, Is the table having to extend as the load goes on - check the extent
sizes and presize if poss.
Also, I presume the text file is on a different spindle to the Datafile and
you're not loading over a network (don't laugh I've seen it done !)
Devinder Pal Singh wrote in message
<36A4EE72.AC982B9B_at_pharma.novartis.com>...
>Use the direct load option and presort your data if you want to create the
>index along with load and mention it in the control file, there is a
>parameter I always forget.
>Dave
>
>Thomas Wenrich wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just wondering whether there is a *fast* way to load data into a table
>> with an index (without re-creating the index) ?
>>
>> The loader runs since 24 hours now and still needs to process the other
>> half of the two million rows. System is a SCO 3.2.4 200MHz Pentium.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Thomas
>
Received on Wed Jan 20 1999 - 14:53:14 CST
