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Oracle PL / SQL » Table » CSV Load

Set char(count) for load data statement


 



create table dept

( deptno  number(2),

  dname   varchar2(14),

  loc     varchar2(13)

)

/



LOAD DATA

INFILE *

INTO TABLE DEPT

REPLACE

( DEPTNO      position(1) char(2),

  DNAME       position(*) char(14),

  LOC         position(*) char(13),

  ENTIRE_LINE position(1) char(29)

)

BEGINDATA

10Accounting    BC,USA





drop table dept;

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