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Asked on 2000-07-26 at 12:55:51ID: 25455098

SQLLOADER and SEQUENCE

by: zipdog4450

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Have sequence created in oracle
called bob

have control file

LOAD DATA
INFILE 'fred.load'
INTO TABLE names
APPEND
Fields terminated by ","
(
    first_name,
    name_id bob.NEXTVAL,)

what is the proper syntax to
use a load file to reference a
sequence already created in Oracle.

Thanks

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