Sqlldr using Nextval and Currval to load 3 databases

Question

I am trying to load 3 tables from a flat file and when i use the Nextval on a sequence field it loads the table fine, the issue is with the 3rd check below when i try to sequence the records on that table using the same sequence field from the first check. I get the records loaded to the table on the 3rd check but the sequence number is repeating and not staying insynce with the records loaded from the first check. and yes, i have reset all sequence counters.
INTO TABLE "STAFFING"."WB_TEMP_PUNCH_IN"
TRUNCATE
WHEN (80:80) = '1'
se "temp_punch_in_seq.nextval",
Badge_Id POSITION(7:16),
Payroll_Date POSITION(68:71),
Start_Punch POSITION(72:75),
PUNCH_IN_1 POSITION(72:75),
PUNCH_OUT_1 POSITION(76:79)
INTO TABLE "STAFFING"."WB_TEMP_PUNCH_HRS"
TRUNCATE
WHEN (80:80) = '2'
se1 "temp_punch_hrs_seq.nextval",
Badge_Id POSITION(7:16),
Actual_hrs POSITION(26:30),
PUNCH_IN_2 POSITION(17:20),
PUNCH_OUT_2 POSITION(21:24),
PUNCH_IN_3 POSITION(42:45),
PUNCH_OUT_3 POSITION(46:49),
PUNCH_IN_4 POSITION(50:53),
PUNCH_OUT_4 POSITION(54:57),
PUNCH_IN_5 POSITION(58:61),
PUNCH_OUT_5 POSITION(62:65),
PUNCH_IN_6 POSITION(66:69),
PUNCH_OUT_6 POSITION(70:73)
INTO TABLE "STAFFING"."WB_TEMP_PUNCH"
TRUNCATE
WHEN (80:80) = '3'
se2 "temp_punch_in_seq.currval",
Badge_Id POSITION(7:16),
PUNCH_IN_7 POSITION(17:20),
PUNCH_OUT_7 POSITION(21:24),
PUNCH_IN_8 POSITION(29:32),
PUNCH_OUT_8 POSITION(29:32),
PUNCH_IN_9 POSITION(33:36),
PUNCH_OUT_9 POSITION(37:40),
PUNCH_IN_10 POSITION(41:44),
PUNCH_OUT_10 POSITION(45:48)
)

Answer 1

Try with "rows=1" when you call sqlldr.
$ more data.ctl
load data
into table t1
col1 "t1_seq.nextval",
col2 position(1:1) integer external
into table t2
col1 "t1_seq.currval",
col2 position(3:3) integer external
$ more data.txt
1,2
3,4
5,6
7,8
$ sqlldr scott/tiger control=data.ctl data=data.txt rows=1
Commit point reached - logical record count 1
Commit point reached - logical record count 2
Commit point reached - logical record count 3
Commit point reached - logical record count 4
SCOTT@orcl> select * from t1;
      COL1       COL2
        39          1
        40          3
        41          5
        42          7
SCOTT@orcl> select * from t2;
      COL1       COL2
        39          2
        40          4
        41          6
        42          8HTH
Enrique
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