Sql loader error with date format

Hi everyone,
I have table and have a data in one coulmn RECORDED_DATE like '20090224' and my client is asking me to load this coulmn data in 'yyyymmdd' format.I am strucked up with my ideas.I used to_date('20090124','yyyymmdd') in control file.but it is also not working Here it is my control file
LOAD DATA
INFILE 'C:\xxxx\SQLLDR\HE data\HE_data_Feb.txt'
BADFILE 'C:\xxxx\SQLLDR\HE data.bad'
DISCARDFILE 'C:\xxxx\SQLLDR\HE data.dsc'
INTO TABLE LSCCMGR.FASTPAY_HE_DATA
REPLACE
fields terminated by X'09'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
(RECORDED_DATE "TO_DATE(:RECORDED_DATE,'mm/dd/yyyy')"
AGENT_ID
MEASURE
TRANSACTIONS
FEES
If i excute like this i am getting the error like
Record 1: Rejected - Error on table LSCCMGR.FASTPAY_HE_DATA, column RECORDED_DATE.
ORA-01843: not a valid month
Getting for all records,what i need o change to get the RECORDED_DATE as dateformat.Ple any one help me in this issue to resolve
How can we perform this using sql loader pls let me know,Thanks in advance.
Sravan

Hi,
>>(RECORDED_DATE "TO_DATE(:RECORDED_DATE,'mm/dd/yyyy')"
*Change this line to*
(RECORDED_DATE "TO_DATE(:RECORDED_DATE,'yyyymmdd')"Regards,

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SL11 NEXT * WHT CHARACTER
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