SQL LOADER NOT GENERATING BAD,LOG FILES

Hi
I am calling sqlloader from sql script using host command.We are using parameter file to mention about bad,log,ctl files.sql loader is running successfully all the records are inserted.but the problem is ,it is not creating log file,bad files ....Please give me suggestions.
Thanks.

Hi,
As per ur saying the recodes are inserted successfully, so the bad file wont get created. And considering the log file, the path should mentioned in the CTL file and if not mentioned then the log file will created in the same area where the CTL file with the name of ctl file with extension .log instead of .ctl

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