Oracle sql loader error

options (bindsize=400000)
load data
infile '1377.bmp' "fix 17"
append
concatenate 50000
into table PER_IMAGES
(image_id constant 2004,
image raw(811254),
parent_id constant 1377,
table_name constant "PER_PEOPLE_F")
The above is my control file
The file I am trying to load is a bmp file of size 811254 bytes
unfortunately the size is larger than 64 K hence I have to concatenate it
It cannot be broken into equal pieces
hence I decided to break it into size 50000 bytes each and tried to load 17 pieces and concatenate it as suggested by
metalink
However it does not work
The error message I get is as follows
SQL*Loader-501: Unable to read file (1377.bmp)
SQL*Loader-566: partial record found at end of datafile
SQL*Loader-2026: the load was aborted because SQL Loader cannot continue.
Any clues ?

Hi,
Please see if there documents help.
Note: 1058890.6 - SQL*LOADER-524 USING SQL*LOADER
Note: 105582.1 - SQL*Loader-524 When Loading Images
Regards,
Hussein

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제품 : ORACLE SERVER
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