SQL Loader - concatenate but keep empty lines

I have a rather complex but still fixed structured file to load. Here's an example:
:01:
:02:87981,00
:03:4
:04:ddddddddd
:05:fffffff
:06:
:07:sssss
:20:11111111
:59:/
3333333333333
444444444444 fa fa fds
5555555555555555
:70:666666666666
777777777777777777
:72:8888888888888
9999999999999999
0000000000
:20:11111111
:59:/
3333333333333
444444444444 fa fa fds
5555555555555555
:70:666666666666
777777777777777777
:72:8888888888888
9999999999999999
0000000000
Now, each cogical record starts with ':20:' and ends where 3 consecutive empty lines follow. The physical records that make 1 logical is alwasy fixed, but if I use CONCATENATE it removes my empty lines and carriage returns/line feeds. And I need them to use as delimiters for the fields. Also an empty line means a NULL value for one of my fields.
I also need to skip the first 8 physical rows before concatenating but SKIP=8 will actually remove logical records.
I have tried several configurations with CONCATENATE and CONTINUEIF but still no success.
Anyone there that could help me?
Actually this is a file wich has the structure of SWIFT's MT103 message file.
10x

I have not tried with that kind of case but I think
here you can find the solution for your problem:
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96652.pdf
[email protected]
Joel P�rez

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