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Using SQL*Loader in Forms [message #384139]

Mon, 02 February 2009 05:16

Spiritual
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Registered: July 2008
Location: Pakistan

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HI

I AM CALLING SQLLDR IN MY FORM BUT IT DOSN'T WORK

REGARDS

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USING SQLLDR IN FORM [message #384140 is a reply to message #384139]

Mon, 02 February 2009 05:19

Spiritual
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Registered: July 2008
Location: Pakistan

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HI

I MAKE A FOMR FOR RUN SQLLDR UTILIY. BUT IT DOSE NOT WORK

REGARDS

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Re: USING SQLLDR IN FORM [message #384151 is a reply to message #384140]

Mon, 02 February 2009 06:20

Spiritual
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Registered: July 2008
Location: Pakistan

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HI!!

MY TASK IS COMPLETE BUT LITTLE PROBLEM IN DATE COLUMN. HOW TO HANDLE DATA COLUMN IN CONTROL FILE.

REGARDS

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Re: CALLING SQLLDR UTILITY IN FORM [message #384164 is a reply to message #384139]

Mon, 02 February 2009 08:13

Littlefoot
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I can't download and view your FMB file; what does it mean that "it doesn't work"? It is not one of Oracle's error messages so - explain it, please!

Basically, it is the HOST (or CLIENT_HOST) built-in you should use. How does it look like? If you can make it work from the command prompt, copy-paste the same statement into Forms and it *should* also work.

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Re: CALLING SQLLDR UTILITY IN FORM [message #384167 is a reply to message #384164]

Mon, 02 February 2009 08:19

Littlefoot
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Please, do not multipost; I haven't seen that you have already solved the problem (whichever it was).

Learn how to properly ask a question; your statements are just too vague to be answered. What kind of a problem do you have now? Anyway, this is the SQL*Loader documentation - read it and you'll probably find answers to most questions you have about this utility.

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