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8.4

loader splitting data

Asked by nav_kum_v in Oracle Database

Tags: loader

Hi,
 
We get some flat files like

1abc500xyz
1mnk975rxr
2kkl445abc
3fff555wen

I want to load data into table1 which have 1st char as 1 but there is no field for this 1 in that. We have for other values like abc , 500 , xyz.

Similarly, if 1st char is 2 then i want to load data in 2nd table and the same for 3rd table.

The existing way which i use is grep in unix and split the file into 3 files say file1, file2, file3 using the above logic. And then run the loader for 3 times with 3 ctl files.

Can this be done in a single CTL file ?

Thanks
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