Sequence number problem in control file

hI,
I have table called mast_route which contains route,seq_no fields.
I need to load the data using sql loader.while loading i have to reset the sequence based on the route.
that means whenevr a different route is encountered the sequence number should be set 1.
I have to load the data as shown below.
ROUTE               SEQ_NO
10B,               1
10B,               2
10B,               3
10B,               4
10B,               5
10B,               6
10B,               7
10B,               8
10B,               9
10B,               1
10B,               1
10B,               1
10B,               1
10B,               1
10B,               1
10B,               1
10C,               1
10C,               2
10C,               3
10C,               4
10C,               5
10C,               6
10C,               7
10C,               8
10C,               9
10C,               1
10D,               1
10D,               2
I used the following loader script,but its not working
load data
infile 'routedest_master.csv'
append      into table mast_route
fields terminated by "," optionally enclosed by '"'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
( route,
seq_no ?? here i need to insert the sequence number based on route ,
any idea pls
cheers
RRK

hi,
I have another field called "Destination" in my table.
under one route there may be several destinations.
Here the sequence number indicates the unique destination number under a route.
the sample data looks as follws.
ROUTE,          DEST,          SEQ_NO
10B,          204,          1
10B,          223,          2
10B,          242,          3
10B,          290,          4
10B,          303,          5
10B,          513,          6
10B,          521,          7
10B,          539,          8
10B,          577,          9
10B,          60,1          0
10B,          626,          11
10B,          725,          12
10B,          839,          13
10C,          1011,          1
10C,          369,          2
10C,          377,          3
10C,          384,          4
10C,          388,          5
10C,          56,               6
10C,          689,          7
10C,          87,               8
10C,          888,          9
10D,          354,          1
10D,          360,          2
10D,          398,          3
10D,          495,          4
10D,          501,          5
10D,          66,               6
10D,          66,               7
10D,          765,          8
10D,          765,          9
10D,          837,          10
10D,          899,          11
10D,          906,          12
10E,          205,          1
10E,          306               2
10E,          34,               3
10E,          348               ,4
I guess ,now u can understand the prob.
cheers
RRK

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