Record-number from SQL Loader

Hello All,
Is there a way I can add line-number/record-number into my tables. For example if my input file has 10 records, I want 10 rows with record_number=1-10?
Need your help!
Thanks

Maybe (s)he wasn't referring to "sequence" the database object ... rather, the "sequence" parameter for SQL*Loader.
Anyway, I think you need RECNUM ... search the doco for "RECNUM" ... close by you'll find explanation on what "SEQUENCE", the SQL*Loader parameter, does too.

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