KM for Bulk loading from Sybase to Oracle

Is there KM available for Bulk loading from Sybase to Oracle ?
May be using Unix pipe, sybase fetch and Direct sqlloader.
Anyone has some thoughts on this, appreciate your responses.

Sample CTL generated by ODI.
OPTIONS (
ERRORS=0,
DIRECT=TRUE
LOAD DATA
INFILE "/exp_imp/ODI_C_0ODI_TEST.bcp"
BADFILE "/exp_imp/ODI_C_0ODI_TEST.bad"
DISCARDFILE "/exp_imp/ODI_C_0ODI_TEST.dsc"
DISCARDMAX 1
INTO TABLE ODISYB_TEST.ODI_C_0ODI_TEST
FIELDS TERMINATED BY 'M-,'
C1_TEST_NO,
C2_TEST_DESC,
C3_TEST_TOKEN,
C4_TEST_DATE
Error on SQLLoader log file.
Record 1: Rejected - Error on table ODISYB_TEST.ODI_C_0ODI_TEST, column C4_TEST_DATE.
ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected

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