Load word document file into database

Hello,
Kindly tell me how do i load word document file into my database.

you can use BLOB columns to store the word document in the database
But not sure how are you trying to load (i.e what is your application front end)
Oracle Forms, Java etc.
so based on that specific solution can be given.

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