Keep the order in a file to sql transfert

Hi
Is there any mean to have records in a target table in the same order as they appear in a source flat file ?
the file contains only one data per line
thanks

Yes you can do that,
1.Create a data model in file techno and create a data store in that, point your source file
2.Duplicate the File Datamodel, change the techo as Oracle ( or else what ever you have in target)
3.Create a interface, drag and drop the file datastrore in your source. Drag and drop your oracle techno in target, say automatic mapping to Yes.
4.Choose LKM as LKM File to Oracle (SQLLDR),IKM as Oracle Control Append.
5.In the Option of IKM Select CREATE TARGET TABLE AS YES.
It will create a table in Oracle with the same structure and data as in source file.
Thanks,
Guru

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