Defaulting org id value into a table through SQL Loader program

Hi ,
We have a requirement that we need to load some data from flat file to a table.we are using sql loader to do that. so far no problem but now the requirement is that we need to populate the org id from which we are running the program.
I tried fnd_profile.value('ORG_ID') and it is populating site level org id.
Coudl any one please help me how to default org id or request id into a table through sql loader program.
Thanks,
Y

user12001627 wrote:
Hi Srini,
Thanks for looking into this!!
We are on EBS 11.5.10 and OS is solaris.
I tried fnd_profile,fnd_global but no luck.
Here is the control file which we are using to load data.
load data
infile *
replace into table XXXX_YYYY_STAG
trailing nullcols
(line POSITION(1:2000)
I would like to populate org id when I load the data from file.unfortunately there is no identifier in the file that says for which org id the data is in the file.Only the way to identify the file org is based on file name
Where do you want to populate the ORG_ID ? There is no column for it in your stage table above
Is there way we can pass through concurrent program parameters?
Thanks
YHTH
Srini

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