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Now, one of three date formats will be applied to the input character string (notice that you are not loading a DATE anymore; you are just loading a string). The CASE function will look at the length and the contents of the string to determine which of the masks it should use. It is interesting to note that you can write your own functions to be called from SQLLDR. This is a straightforward application of the fact that PL/SQL can be called from SQL.

You can use Flashback Database in the following situations: To retrieve a dropped schema When a user error affects the entire database When you truncate a table in error When a batch job performs only partial changes The Flashback Database feature uses flashback database logs, which are stored in the new flash recovery area, to undo changes to a point in time just before a specified target time or SCN. Since the specified target time and the actual recovery time may differ slightly, you then use archived redo logs to recover the database over the short period of time between the target time and the actual recovery time. Once the Flashback Database feature is enabled, you simply use the FLASHBACK DATABASE command to return the database to its state at a previous time, SCN, or log sequence. You can issue the FLASHBACK DATABASE command from either RMAN or SQL*Plus. The only difference is that RMAN will automatically retrieve the necessary archived redo logs, whereas in SQL*Plus you may have to supply the archived redo logs, unless you use the SET AUTORECOVERY ON feature in SQL*Plus. We ll take a look at the whole Flashback Database process in more detail shortly, but first let s look at how to enable (and disable) the Flashback Database feature.

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This is because we allowed almost everything in the control file to default, and the default load option is INSERT (as opposed to APPEND, TRUNCATE, or REPLACE). To INSERT, SQLLDR assumes the table is empty. If we wanted to add records to the DEPT table, we could have specified APPEND; to replace the data in the DEPT table, we could have used REPLACE or TRUNCATE. REPLACE uses a conventional DELETE statement; hence, if the table to be loaded into already contains many records, it could be quite slow to perform. TRUNCATE uses the TRUNCATE SQL command and is typically faster, as it does not have to physically remove each row. Every load will generate a log file. The log file from our simple load looks like this: SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Apr 15 12:29:36 2010 Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Control File: demo1.ctl Data File: demo1.ctl Bad File: demo1.bad Discard File: none specified (Allow all discards) Number to load: Number to skip: Errors allowed: Bind array: Continuation: Path used: ALL 0 50 64 rows, maximum of 256000 bytes none specified Conventional

This is something that has been problematic for SQLLDR historically: how to load free-form data that may include a newline in it. The newline character is the default end-of-line character to SQLLDR, and the ways around this did not offer much flexibility in the past. Fortunately, in Oracle 8.1.6 and later versions, we have some new options. The options for loading data with embedded newlines are now as follows: Load the data with some other character in the data that represents a newline (e.g., put the string \n in the text where a newline should appear) and use a SQL function to replace that text with a CHR(10) during load time. Use the FIX attribute on the INFILE directive, and load a fixed-length flat file. Use the VAR attribute on the INFILE directive, and load a variable-width file that uses a format such that the first few bytes of each line specify the length in bytes of the line to follow. Use the STR attribute on the INFILE directive to load a variable-width file with some sequence of characters that represents the end of line, as opposed to just the newline character representing this. The following sections demonstrate each in turn. Use a Character Other Than a Newline This is an easy method if you have control over how the input data is produced. If it is easy enough to convert the data when creating the data file, this will work fine. The idea is to apply a SQL function to the data on the way into the database, replacing some string of characters with a newline. Let s add another column to our DEPT table:

Since you need the current datafiles in order to apply changes to them, you can t use the Flashback Database feature in cases where a datafile has been damaged or lost.

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