SQL* Loader - Multi-line record problem

Hi all,
I've been given a ver dirty source file. One that has records of more than 1 line. The only record terminator that is available is that the first columns should always be in number in 7 digits (0000000-9999999). Is it possible to create a control file that checks if the current record is actually a new record or if it is just a continuation of the previous record?
I've been checking on some parameters like the CONTINUEIF and the "str terminator_string".
I tried both but neither fully satisfies the requirements.
I tried using CONTINUEIF by adding CONTINUEIF THIS (1) = '0' to check if it only creates records that has a column value starting with '0'. Unfortunately it still adds those that doesn't start with '0'.
Also tried the INFILE 'mydata.dat' "str '\r\n0'". This works for those who starts with 0 only but unfortunately it trims out the first zero (0) from that column.
Can someone suggest any other approach?
Thanks.
Allen

hi,
thanks for the suggestion. i did try it. it works ok but i also found a way to use sql loader since this is better performance wise. i used
CONTINUEIF NEXT PRESERVE (8) <> X'09'.
basically, what this does is check if the character on the 8th position is a tab. if it is, then it's a new line. i used this since the first column in my text file uses a 7 digit number. it's not perfect but loads fast. although i'm still looking for some other ways and means.
thanks again.

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I was using the Firepod (presonus). I know I had selected all 8 channels, made sure they were all enabled before I went up to play. A friend who has more GB experience than I (but not familiar with Firepod), ran the computer while we were playing and he tried during the whole performance to get it to record on more than one channel but it wouldn't. Maybe he'll respond to this too.
That was an out of town gig, just got home last night. I'll set it all up this evening and try again, see if it will work and get back with you.
Thanks.

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Hi
I looked around the FAQs and forums and find similar cases but not mine...
I am running Oracle 9i and have a text file which has the 1st line as a control header and everything beneath it as data, something like this:
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Thanks for your reply - the solution should not be OS dependant as it will run on a Linux and UNIX installation.
The DB will be (for now) Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
I looked at that web page you provided and had some hope with the ROWS option, but this is the number of rows to load before each commit.
Any other solutions?
I know I could load it to a common table (text and number) and then convert the values accordingly in the PL/SQL procedure which will run afterwards, but I feel loading the data in the final format is going to be faster.
I am considering using SQL Load to load records (SKIPping row 1) into the DTL table and within the PL.SQL loading the 1st record and performing validation. Since the file has approx 2million rows and is processed daily, 1.99999 million records read with SQL Loader and 1 with conventional methods will still be a vast improvement!
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B10500_01/server.920/a96652/ch05.htm
http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/SQL*Loader_FAQ

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