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Oracle PL / SQL » Table » CSV Load 
Use string function in load data statement
 

create table dept
deptno  number(2constraint emp_pk primary key,
  dname   varchar2(14),
  loc     varchar2(13)
)
/

LOAD DATA
INFILE *
INTO TABLE DEPT
REPLACE
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
(DEPTNO,
  DNAME        "upper(:dname)",
  LOC          "upper(:loc)",
  LAST_UPDATED date 'dd/mm/yyyy'
)
BEGINDATA
10,Sales,BC,1/5/2000
20,Accounting,BC,21/6/1999
30,Consulting,BC,5/1/2000
40,Finance,BC,15/3/2001

drop table dept;

 
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