Ora-29913 Error In Executing Odciexttablefetch Callout Ora-01722 Invalid Number
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Answered by: Connor McDonald � Last updated: December 15, 2015 - 2:35 am UTC Category: Database � Version: Oracle 11g Whilst you are here, check out some content from the AskTom team: No More PL/SQL Obsession by Steven Feuerstein on ToadWorld Latest Followup You Asked Hi I am having huge or big problem while loading the Oracle external table records to main table I am facing the error that I have described, thanks if giving any suggestion on my query SQL> DROP TABLE SCOT.RXD32L; Table dropped. SQL> DROP TABLE SCOT.RXD32L1; Table dropped. --I have created the http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24000578/invalid-number-error-in-reading-data-from-external-table-in-oracle-11gr2 main table(SCOT.RXD32L) SQL> CREATE TABLE SCOT.RXD32L 2 ( 3 SORT_CODE NUMBER(6), 4 ACCOUNT_NUM NUMBER(8), 5 BANK_NAME VARCHAR2(3), 6 TRAN_DEBIT NUMBER(6), 7 TRAN_CREDIT NUMBER(6), 8 SEQ_NUM NUMBER(8), 9 RXD_FLAG NUMBER(1), 10 REPORT_FLAG NUMBER(1), 11 FLAG VARCHAR2(1) 12 ) ; Table created. --I have created the External Table (SCOT.RXD32LExt) SQL> CREATE TABLE SCOT.RXD32LExt 2 ( 3 SORT_CODE NUMBER(9), 4 ACCOUNT_NUM NUMBER(11), 5 BANK_NAME VARCHAR2(6), 6 TRAN_DEBIT https://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:9524827800346055226 NUMBER(9), 7 TRAN_CREDIT NUMBER(9), 8 SEQ_NUM NUMBER(11), 9 RXD_FLAG NUMBER(4), 10 REPORT_FLAG NUMBER(4), 11 FLAG VARCHAR2(4) 12 ) 13 ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL 14 ( 15 TYPE ORACLE_LOADER 16 DEFAULT DIRECTORY GK3_F 17 ACCESS PARAMETERS 18 ( 19 records delimited by newline 20 fields terminated by ',' 21 missing field values are null 22 ( 23 SORT_CODE, ACCOUNT_NUM, BANK_NAME, TRAN_DEBIT, TRAN_CREDIT, SEQ_NUM, RXD_FLAG, REPORT_FLAG, FLAG 24 ) 25 ) 26 LOCATION ('32LRecords.csv') 27 ) 28 PARALLEL 29 REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED; Table created. "32LRecords.csv" file is having 32 Lakhs records 651000 1100002 SSS 160015 170711 1100002 1 1 C 651000 1100003 SSS 160015 170711 1100003 1 1 C 651000 1100004 SSS 160015 170711 1100004 1 1 C 651000 1100005 SSS 160015 170711 1100005 1 1 C 651000 1100006 SSS 160015 170711 1100006 1 1 C ..... ..... ..... 651000 4330000 AAK 160015 170711 4330000 1 1 C 651000 4330001 AAK 160015 170711 4330001 1 1 C up to 32 Lakhs records... Trying to load (SCOT.RXD32LExt) External table's 32Lakhs records in to REAL TABLE(SCOT.RXD32L) SQL> INSERT INTO SCOT.RXD32L SELECT * FROM SCOT.RXD32LExt; 0 rows created. SQL> Ending with 0 rows created. but
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