Sql*loader-604 Error occurred on an attempt to commit

Hi,
Iam trying to insert data in to dept table using sqlloader.It worked fine for first 2 attempts but when iam trying it later its giving an error.
E:\ sqlldr userid=scott/tiger@test,control='E:\oracle\dept.ctl'
sql*loader-604 Error occurred on an attempt to commit
ora-03114: not connected to oracle
Regards,
Krithika

ora-03114: not connected to oracle
Your DBA might have wriiten a procedure to Kill an Oracle session if idle for 15 mins or so or he might have killed the session for some maintenance purpose and that to forcefully . Try reconnectiing again

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SQL>Is there something missing in my sqlloader parameter? but if I use "ordinary" path it will load successfully. But not with "direct" path :( Any ideas please

Encounter SQL*Loader-510 error

When try to load data from flat file to Oracle,the size is around 6 million row,below error was throwed.
SQL*Loader-510: Physical record in data file (yadayadayada) is longer than the maximum(1048576)
SQL*Loader-2026: the load was aborted because SQL Loader cannot continue.
Anyone has idea about this,thanks..
Message was edited by:
user588299

Hi,
I think that the error has occured if the target table column lenght is smaller than the one that you are sending fromt he control file
Also there is an option 'reject unlimited ' that you can use in control file so even if errors occurs while uploading the file through SQL LOADER it will skip that record and carry on with the next.
In that way i think the load shouldnt get aborted.
You can also have a log file that may log out these bad data.
Thanks

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