Sql loader Wizard in Toad For Oracle

when i use oracle xe i can load data using toad with sql loader wizard.
But in xe i met some problems and i must to set up oracle 10 g db server and now when i'm using toad, nothing happened and didnt any error in sql loader wizard.
Is it about unicode characters. When i set up oracle,i choosed WE8ISO8859P9 character set and changed regedit nls_lang value is TURKISH_TURKEY.WE8ISO8859P9.Do you think what can be the error

i solved the problem using command window and i can load data into table
tenks all
c: \sqlldr.exe kdevre@orcl control= C:\Users\TT\Desktop\loaderlar\kd_abone.ctl
but i still understand why i didnt accomplish with toad

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