Sqlloader return code for unix..

Hi sir,
i need to know the sqlloader load successfully or not,
i have check this link http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/ldr_params.htm#i1005781
but this not help me much because,when its has error like unique constraint or its not full fill when clause then its returning '2' which is EX_WARN for unix,i only want thoose which have error like unique constraint ,how i know there is error
please help me

Try out this shell script..
#! /usr/bin/sh
sqlldr / control=/home/temp/prod.ctl log=/home/temp/prod.log BAD=/home/temp/prod.bad DISCARD=/home/temp/prod.dsc SILENT=HEADER DIRECT=TRUE PARALLEL=TRUE
RC2=${?}
if [ ${RC2} -ne 0 ]
then
echo " \n \
    Return code = ${RC2}, sql loader failed for the table $TABLE_NAME \n \n \
    Data file   : /home/temp/prod.dat       \n \
    Control file: /home/temp/prod.ctl       \n \
    Log file    : /home/temp/prod.log       \n \
    Bad file    : /home/temp/prod.bad       \n \
    Discard file: /home/temp/prod.dsc "
else
echo " \n \
    File loaded successfully            \n \
    Data file   : /home/temp/prod.dat   \n \
    Control file: /home/temp/prod.ctl   \n \
    Log file    : /home/temp/prod.log"
fiLet me know if this is what you expect.
Good luck!!!
Bhagat
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