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Hi.
Yes, with direct path load, sql functions
such as substr, rtrim, ltrim to_char etc etc
are not allowed -- Remember that direct
path load bypasses the normal "sql" and
buffer cache route. In attition, table triggers
and constraints are disabled automatically
as part of the load (and reenabled afters if
you specify so in your control file).
Bye
Coakleyj
In article <379173D4.86ED68A9_at_bigfoot.com>,
Doug Cowles <dcowles_at_bigfoot.com> wrote:
> When using SQL*Loade in direct mode, is having substr()
> in the control file illegal?
>
> - Dc.
>
>
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