Populating a load-status table from SQL*Loader

Hello,
I am using SQL*LDR to load a table and once I'm done with this load I am supposed to populate a status table which will capture the 'SYSDATE', and the total number of rows I loaded in the other table.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks

BTW, the load-status table would take the error-record-count as well as the load-count?
Sorry missed that earlier!

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