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Hello<br />
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What is correct Control File structure to use with SQL Loader in order to import the following CSV file into Oracle 8.1 as below example :<br />
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CSV File :<br />
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&quot;600X&quot;,100.3,&quot;FILTER&quot;,&quot;16/<wbr />06/1995&quot;<br />
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TABLE STRUCTRE :<br />
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PART_NUMBER VARHCAR2(50)<br />
PRICE NUMBER (24,2)<br />
PART_NAME VARHCAR2(50)<br />
BORN_DATE DATE
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Hello

What is correct Control File structure to use with SQL Loader in order to import the following CSV file into Oracle 8.1 as below example :

CSV File :

"600X",100.3,"FILTER","16/06/1995"

TABLE STRUCTRE :

PART_NUMBER VARHCAR2(50)
PRICE NUMBER (24,2)
PART_NAME VARHCAR2(50)
BORN_DATE DATE

SQL Loader

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