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sqlldr username/password@server control=upload.ctl
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sqlldr username/password@server control=upload.ctl

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So I just run the following command from sqlplus?<br />
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sqlldr username/password@myserver<wbr /> control=C:\upload.ctl
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So I just run the following command from sqlplus?

sqlldr username/password@myserver control=C:\upload.ctl

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where will be the log file after execution? thanks
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where will be the log file after execution? thanks

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log file will be there in the directory from where you are running the command &quot;sqlldr username/password@myserver<wbr /> control=C:\upload.ctl &quot;
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log file will be there in the directory from where you are running the command "sqlldr username/password@myserver control=C:\upload.ctl "

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have a upload.ctl and a data.txt file. How to use sql uploader to upload the data into Oracle?<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance.
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Hello,

I have a upload.ctl and a data.txt file. How to use sql uploader to upload the data into Oracle?

Thanks in advance.

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