How to read a txt file then insert them into db tables

Hi,
Please help me to solve this problem. This is what I need to do:
1. read a text file which holds the values to be inserted into some database tables. For example it holds ename, deptno, sal, dname for emp and dept tables. These are in a text file now.
2. Then I need to insert these data into db tables like emp and dept, and check if there are dups or voilate any constraints. The records to be inserted are usually > 100,000, so I am also looking for a fast way to do this.
3. This operation happens regularly, so I need to schedule the job. I know this can be done by using procedures and dbms_jobs.
Any help will be greately appreciated.

Generally, in 8i, folks would use sql loader to accomplish this. Sql loader does exactly what you want, but is an external application, so it would probably be easiest to schedule it to run using your operating system's scheduler (i.e. cron on Unix, Task Scheduler on Windows). You could certainly write a PL/SQL procedure that called the external sql loader application, and use the Oracle scheduler to schedule it, but that strikes me as more effort than it's worth.
If you're using 9i, you could look into external tables, which would simplify the process greatly.
Justin

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