Importing a .DAT and .001 files

Hi,
I need to create a flat file (ascii) from a .DAT and .001 files created by the Oracle Export utility.
I thought that I could import the above mentionned fileds to Oracle 8i Lite and then export the tables to a flat file (ascii).
So far I could not find a way to import those files with Lite 8i.
I'm curently downloading the Data Migration utylity.
What is the best way to proceed?
Thank you.

if you already have a dat file..then what seems to be the problem..
I am confuse..however if you have the dat file..say from example..
I have a dat file and the data in my dat look like the following:
'Blaze',1,'Available', 123,
and the control files look like the following:
LOAD DATA
APPEND
INTO TABLE table_name
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ","
TRAILING NULLCOLS
(PRIZE CHAR(256) OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY "'" ,
PROMOTION_ID,
STATUS CHAR(20) OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY "'" ,
USER_ID)
then all you need to do is use sql loader..
good luck
shah

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2) Same thing with double values. Tried 1.50 and it's showing on the adf table 0.02. Tried 1,50 (with a different text separator) and it's throwing me an error and doesn't show anything on the table (again i'm using Row.setAttribute("Field", textValue) for that one too)...
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you
Edited by: Nikolas Saridakis on 6 Νοε 2010 11:10 πμ

I tried your suggestion before I set my question but didn't know if I was looking on the right direction (I tried some things but they didn't work out). After a bit poking everything was fine...
So I used
Row.setAttribute("Field_name", oracle.jbo.domain.Date.fromText(value, "dd/mm/yyyy", null));
and it did the trick...
Weird thing about numbers was that after that, they were entered properly on the table with a normal Row.setAttribute("Field_name", value); with value being a String... anyway!
Thank you Timo!

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