Large file upload

Hi all,
Is there a way to upload a large file.
The problem:
1 file with fixed length records (59 bytes wide)
Over 17million lines available (actually a download from an extreme old system), making a total of almost 1Gb.
I have a database table that exactly machtes the record data.
So the question is: How to upload this amount of data. The normal upload functions do not apply because i run out of memory space (system I-MODE too large).
Regards,
Rob.

Hi Rob,
I'm not too sure if this solution will be acceptable in your case, but here's one way that I can think of -
You can FTP this file to the Application Server and then process this file through a simple ABAP program and update the file's data to the desired database table.
Regards,
Anand Mandalika.

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