What is the fastest way to bulk load data from AS/400 to Oracle?

I have been asked to move data from AS/400 to Oracle11gR2 as fast as ODI possibly can. Just straight mapping, no transformation, no joining.
An ODI11g agent is started on the target Oracle machine but, being new to ODI, I only know how to use SQL to Oracle LKM to load to staging and then Oracle Incremental Update IKM to move from staging to target table.
It took 50 minutes to move around 4 million records. I need to get this down to around 10 minutes. So guys, if there is a best practice to do this, please let me know, but right now I'll try any suggestion that you could think of.
Thank you in advance.

Create a new FILE dataserver - the put the IP address in the 'Host', complete the user and password fields. Create a new 'physical schema' - badly named I know as there is no such thing. The Physical schema 'Data Schema' would point to the directory that you require. /usr/etc/data/ for example. set your work as well.
create a logical, link the two together via the context etc etc
Basically the same as a db topology object. You can also refer this in the API OdiRef.getSchemaName() as you can with any other db logical.
Cheers
Bos

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