Reg..csv file as input parameter in sqlloader

Hi,
I have .ctl file. every time i received the file name in diff name.
rather than hardcode file name i wants to take .csv file as input parameter plesase do help in this.
here is the code..
OPTIONS (SKIP = 1, BINDSIZE=100000)
LOAD DATA
CHARACTERSET WE8ISO8859P1
INFILE '/WOAU1/bkp/pgp_masterkey.csv'
BADFILE '/WOAU1/bkp/pgp_masterkey.bad'
DISCARDFILE '/WOAU1/bkp/pgp_masterkey.dsc'
Thanks
Atul

A better alternative would be to avoid using SQL*Loader and instead use External Tables for which you can use an ALTER TABLE statement to change the LOCATION of the table (which details the filename). (A valid reason for using EXECUTE IMMEDIATE in PL/SQL). That way you keep all your control inside the database and you're not messing about with o/s scripts to pass different parameters to an external program.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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DET,AAAA,P,3072783,20070126,20070123,EQ,SD,5086577,Stock A,,1000,EUR,10,10000,100.0000000,0.0000000,0.00,EUR,10100.00,MLILGB3LESF,MERRIL-02,6500440000,PARBDEFF,,/ADEP/0007259,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMIBAL,20070124000006,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072784,20070126,20070123,EQ,SD,B01CP21,Stock A,,1000,EUR,10,10000,100.0000000,0.0000000,0.00,EUR,10100.00,MLILGB3LESF,MERRIL-02,,PARBESM,,,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMTECH,20070124000007,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
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0,A-SUMMTECH,20070124000018,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
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DET,AAAA,P,3072797,20070126,20070123,EQ,SD,2113382,Stock A,,1000,USD,10,10000,100.0000000,0.0000000,0.00,USD,10100.00,MLPFUS31XXX,MERRIL-02,,MLPFUS31,,/ADTC/161,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMTECH,20070124000020,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
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DET,AAAA,P,3072799,20070126,20070123,EQ,SD,2890005,Stock A,,1000,USD,10,10000,100.0000000,0.0000000,0.00,USD,10100.00,MLPFUS31XXX,MERRIL-02,,MLPFUS31,,/ADTC/161,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMTECH,20070124000022,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072815,20070126,20070123,EQ,SD,2890005,Stock A,,1000,USD,11,11000,101.0000000,0.0000000,0.00,USD,11101.00,MLPFUS31XXX,MERRIL-02,,MLPFUS31,,/ADTC/161,,9644303,Y,3072799,A-SUMMTECH,20070124000022,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072800,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,7624641,Stock A,Y,1000,EUR,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,21.16,EUR,1021.16,JPMSGB2L,CHAINV-04,,JPMSGB2L,,/AEID/95724,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMGROW,20070124000023,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,S,3072801,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,7624641,Stock A,Y,1000,EUR,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,21.16,EUR,1021.16,BARCGB33,BARCLY-03,,BARCGB33,,/ACID/34797,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMGROW,20070124000024,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072802,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,3258486,Stock A,Y,1000,EUR,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,25.20,EUR,1025.20,RBOSGB2RTCM,RBSGRP-01,,RBOSGB2RTCM,,/AEID/97802,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMGROW,20070124000025,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072810,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,3258486,Stock A,Y,1000,EUR,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,25.20,EUR,1025.20,RBOSGB2RTCM,RBSGRP-01,,RBOSGB2RTCM,,/AEID/97802,,9644303,Y,3072802,A-SUMMGROW,20070124000025,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072803,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,B0LNX64,Stock A,,1000,GBP,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,16.42,GBP,1016.42,BARCGB33,BARCLY-03,,BARCGB33,,/CRST/034,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMBAL,20070124000026,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
DET,AAAA,P,3072804,20070126,20070123,FI,SD,B06FWG8,Stock A,Y,1000,EUR,100,1000,0.0000000,0.0000000,15.78,EUR,1015.78,DEUTGB2L,DEUTSC-03,,DEUTGB2L,,/AEID/91255,,9644303,N,0,A-SUMMGROW,20070124000027,HDR,9644303,16184,20070201,161849
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hii
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HTH,
Bas

SQLLOADER fails to load space from the CSV file

Hello,
-- I am using sqlloader to load tables(Release 10.2.0.4.0)
--- I have actual spaces in my CSV files, which i want to load as it is in the tables.
--- However, sqlloader loads "nulls" instead.
--- Please help.

Vishal,
Use this and you should be able do this, I am attaching a working example based your input data
Table: Layout
create table layout (
col1 varchar2(10),
col2 varchar2(100),
col3 varchar2(10)
);# Control file: layout.ctl
LOAD DATA
REPLACE PRESERVE BLANKS INTO TABLE KLONDIKE.LAYOUT
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
col1 char(10),
col2 char(100),
col3 char(10)
{code}
Loading from command line
{code}
C:. sqlldr username/password control=layout.ctl data=layout.txt log=layout.log
{code}
Verfiy using following sql that data loaded with one white single whitespace
{code}
select layout.* , length(col2) from layout;
{code}
Regards
Edited by: OrionNet on Mar 28, 2009 12:09 PM

I need to monitor a transducer block parameter and save it to a CSV file.

How can I monitor a transducer block parameter and save it to a CSV file? The reason is that I need to do some long-term testing of an FFb device we are developing, and I need to read the primary output parameter of the transducer block (not the scheduled AI block) every second or two and save to a CSV file.
I have tried to figure out a way to do that with FBUS Configurator, unsuccessfully, and I purchased FBUS Monitor, as that was recommended by an industry expert, but I have been unsuccessful at getting that to work as well.

Hi Wpinson,
Neither FBUS Configurator nor Monitor can meet your requirement. However, there are other approaches. NI-FBUS provides APIs for C, LabVIEW, VB and C#. You can use these APIs to read a parameter value of any block and use standard file IO functions to save the date into CSV file. The LabVIEW APIs are highly recommended because they are easy-to-use and LabVIEW also provides APIs for CSV file operations. You can build the application w/ LabVIEW in a short time.
You can find the examples of the FBUS APIs in the following folders:
1. C: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\NI-FBUS\MS Visual C\examples
2. VB: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\NI-FBUS\MS Visual Basic\example
3. C#: C:\Program Files\National Instruments\NI-FBUS\MS .NET\examples\CsharpExample
4. LabVIEW: search "fieldbus" in the LabVIEW example finder.

Reg..csv file as input parameter in sqlloader

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