Calling SQL*Loader from Windows

Hi I have created the following Control file and stored it on my PC at Z:\D DRIVE\LG\Kenya\RAW DATA FILES
OPTIONS (ERRORS=999999999, DIRECT=TRUE, ROWS=100000)
LOAD DATA
INFILE 'Z:\D DRIVE\LG\Kenya\RAW DATA FILES\Personal_Loans_Raw_Data.csv'
APPEND
PRESERVE BLANKS
INTO TABLE TB_KEN_LOANS_RAW_DATA
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
CUSTOMER_NUMBER
, AUTHORISER_DECISION
, SALES_CODE
, OPEN_DATE
, PRODUCT
, TOP_UP_LOAN
, LOAN_AMOUNT
, TOP_UP_AMOUNT
, TOP_UP_ACCT_NO
, SYSTEM_DATE CONSTANT '30-APR-2009'
, LOAD_DATE "SYSDATE"
How should i load it in Windows?

user637544 wrote:
i executed the following statement at the Windows - > Run
sqlldr userid=schema/password@sid control=Z:\D DRIVE\LG\Kenya\RAW DATA FILES\loans.ctl
but nothing happened. just a black box opened and closed immediately. no log files, bad files or records were inserted.The problem with windows -> run is that it opens a command window and then automatically closes it when the command is finished, so if there were any errors you won't get a chance to see them.
Use:
Windows -> Run -> cmd <enter>
which will open up a command window.
In that command window, issue your sqlldr command as you did previously.
Then see what output/errors you get.

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