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Reading a csv file using plsql oracle 10g

Asked by darrylf290567 in PL / SQL, Oracle 10.x

Tags: plsql 10g

Hi All,

I want to be able to skip the first line that has header column titles and only start reading the data in the second line and onwards. How can I do this can someone please help me. There must be  a generic way.

Please help.
darrylf290567

The example is:
first line of .csv file
SITE_ACCESS_CODE, MY_CODE, SITE_ID
second line of .csv file where I want to actually read the below data.
456T,ABC,123A
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