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sqlldr leaves records on the plate...

From: J. Drummey <jpd_at_drum.terranet.com>
Date: 19 Jun 2001 20:46:39 -0700
Message-ID: <eab48306.0106191946.711b2525@posting.google.com>

For a migration project we're loading about 20 million records from flat files. The records are 436 bytes each.

We've broken up the data into seven files of slightly less than 2gb each and run sqlldr(s) concurrently with direct=true and parallel=true.

All records from the first file load without a problem. Each of the next 5 files loads perfectly except the last 18 records. At the end of operation, we are 90 records short ( 18 x 5 ). The last file loads without a problem. (It's much smaller ).

Sqlldr gives an error on the first of the 18 records, then ignores the rest of the file. If we take the same records from the end of each file and start another sqlldr, the records load up fine, so it doesn't seem data-related.

I assume we're running into some built in size limitation. For some reason it doesn't bother the first file ( which is actually the largest. )

Anyone have a clue? Received on Tue Jun 19 2001 - 22:46:39 CDT

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