Rejected records into different Table.

Hi ,
I have a .ctl file and .txt file. for the normal scenario, I use SQLLDR to load data into my table using ctl file and all rejected records will be sent to bad files. But I wanted all the unloaded or Bad records into different table.
do we have any attributes in sqlldr to accomplish this?
Regards
Bala.

Bala,
You can load bad file (rejected records) in different table with all the column defined as varchar2 using sqlldr or external table. But you have to defined another table with all the columns as varchar2 and load it up using a different sqlldr control file, you can also consider using external table to load bad file (bad records).
Regards

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INSERT of two records into different tables (pk value from first to second)

Hi there!
Have probably stupid question
Need to insert one record into table with primary key and then insert into other table record with value of primary key field from first record
How can I do it?
Thanks a lot!!!

You have several possibilities. Most easiest one is listed first :)
SQL> create table a (a number);
Table created.
SQL> alter table a add constraint a_pk primary key (a);
Table altered.
SQL> create table b (a number);
Table created.
SQL> alter table b add constraint b_a_fk foreign key (a) references a(a);
Table altered.
SQL> insert into a values (0);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into b values (0);
1 row created.Though that may not help always, so the next possibility maybe just using sequence with nextval and currval (currval can be used only in the same session and only after you have issued at least one nextval)
SQL> create sequence a_seq;
Sequence created.
SQL> insert into a values (a_seq.nextval);
1 row created.
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1 row created.And you can use also famous returning clause. It is a bit easier to show that in the pl/sql block than pure SQL.
SQL> declare
2   v number;
3 begin
4   insert into a values (a_seq.nextval) returning a into v;
5   insert into b values (v);
6 end;
7 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.And at last contents of the tables :)
SQL> select * from b;
         A
         0
         1
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SQL> select * from a;
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Insert Records into another tables

Hi guyz,
I have four tables as below
1) employee
empid (primary key)
deptid
emp_name
work_location
date_of_join
emp_status
date
2) Termination
empid reference employee
deptid
emp_name
work_location
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3) Resignation
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deptid
emp_name
work_location
resign_date
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emp_name
work_location
vac_date
i have list item on employee form --> emp_status is list item whic contain Termination, Resignation, Vacation
i want to update employee as well other tables if user select the respected field from the list item.
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begin
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Regards
Edited by: user10648713 on Dec 21, 2008 4:29 AM

You run into the classic Mutating table problem. You cannot issue DML-statement against the same table the trigger is based on in a FOR EACH ROW-trigger.
But even worse, you will cause any kind of client program to get in trouble if you implement such a logic. The client issues an update and as a result the record gets deleted. And, for you have a forms-module based i tell you that you will get problems with your forms-module.
I still can't see whats the sense behind it, putting records into different tables dependant on a status. Oracle is built to manage large data volumes, so even for a large number of records that doesn't make sense to me.
But anyway if you still want to deal with that multi-table-approach, go for the following:
You will need three triggers on your table: a before-statement, an after-statement and a for-each-row-trigger:
The before-statement will initialize a list of PK-Items
The for-each-row will add the id of the processed row to the list
The after-statement will loop over the list and process the rows.
Create a Package for handling the logic including three procedures
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PROCEDURE PR_BS;
PROCEDURE PR_ARIU(i_nEmpId IN NUMBER);
PROCEDURE PR_AS;
END;
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TYPE tData IS TABLE OF NUMBER INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
lData tData;
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BEGIN
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END;
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END;
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BEGIN
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END;
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Best way to insert millions of records into the table

Hi,
Performance point of view, I am looking for the suggestion to choose best way to insert millions of records into the table.
Also guide me How to implement in easier way to make better performance.
Thanks,
Orahar.

Orahar wrote:
Its Distributed data. No. of clients and N no. of Transaction data fetching from the database based on the different conditions and insert into another transaction table which is like batch process.Sounds contradictory.
If the source data is already in the database, it is centralised.
In that case you ideally do not want the overhead of shipping that data to a client, the client processing it, and the client shipping the results back to the database to be stored (inserted).
It is must faster and more scalable for the client to instruct the database (via a stored proc or package) what to do, and that code (running on the database) to process the data.
For a stored proc, the same principle applies. It is faster for it to instruct the SQL engine what to do (via an INSERT..SELECT statement), then pulling the data from the SQL engine using a cursor fetch loop, and then pushing that data again to the SQL engine using an insert statement.
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Insert multiple records into a table(Oracle 9i) from a single PHP statement

How can I insert multiple records into a table(Oracle 9i) from a single PHP statement?
From what all I've found, the statement below would work if I were using MySQL:
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96540/statements_913a.htm#2133161
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HTH.

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Hello
I have a procedure that inserts records into a table. How do I ensure that the text values inserted are recorded all capital letters into the table?
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The update method works fine for the same client.
The exception only happens when I am trying to insert a new record.
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If you are absolutely sure that you do not have such a row already in your table, open a case with customer support and reference CR321312. I believe the work-around is to put ld-server-core.jar in your client classpath.
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SQL*Loader: Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production on Thu Jan 20 11:44:01 2011
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Data File:      input.dat
Bad File:     input.bad
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DEPT_ID                              NEXT     *   ,       CHARACTER
DEPT_NAME                            NEXT     * WHT      CHARACTER
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0 Rows not loaded because all WHEN clauses were failed.
0 Rows not loaded because all fields were null.
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0 Rows not loaded because all WHEN clauses were failed.
0 Rows not loaded because all fields were null.
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Total logical records read:             3
Total logical records rejected:         0
Total logical records discarded:        0
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