Read data from CSV file(seperated by comma(,)) data using SQL loader when there is a comma(,) in data












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I am loading CSV file data into table called EMPLOYEE using SQL*Loader.



My CSV file data is separated by commas (,):



EMPID,EMPNAME,SALARY,GRADE
123,Rams,1000,A1
124,Sand,"2,000",A2
125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


and my control file is:



LOAD DATA
Insert INTO TABLE EMPLOYEE
Fields terminated by "," Optionally enclosed by '"' TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
EMPID,
EMPNAME,
SALARY,
GRADE
)


When I load the data using above control file, the first record is loading fine and from the second record there is a problem as there is a comma in salary field (salary is loading in multiple column as there is a comma).



In my data salary field we are getting in double quotes though it has a comma(,). SQL*Loader should consider the value between the double quotes as a single field and salary also should get load properly.



Please suggest changes to be done to load the data properly.










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    Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

    – Alex Poole
    Nov 15 '18 at 11:04
















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I am loading CSV file data into table called EMPLOYEE using SQL*Loader.



My CSV file data is separated by commas (,):



EMPID,EMPNAME,SALARY,GRADE
123,Rams,1000,A1
124,Sand,"2,000",A2
125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


and my control file is:



LOAD DATA
Insert INTO TABLE EMPLOYEE
Fields terminated by "," Optionally enclosed by '"' TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
EMPID,
EMPNAME,
SALARY,
GRADE
)


When I load the data using above control file, the first record is loading fine and from the second record there is a problem as there is a comma in salary field (salary is loading in multiple column as there is a comma).



In my data salary field we are getting in double quotes though it has a comma(,). SQL*Loader should consider the value between the double quotes as a single field and salary also should get load properly.



Please suggest changes to be done to load the data properly.










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

    – Alex Poole
    Nov 15 '18 at 11:04














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I am loading CSV file data into table called EMPLOYEE using SQL*Loader.



My CSV file data is separated by commas (,):



EMPID,EMPNAME,SALARY,GRADE
123,Rams,1000,A1
124,Sand,"2,000",A2
125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


and my control file is:



LOAD DATA
Insert INTO TABLE EMPLOYEE
Fields terminated by "," Optionally enclosed by '"' TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
EMPID,
EMPNAME,
SALARY,
GRADE
)


When I load the data using above control file, the first record is loading fine and from the second record there is a problem as there is a comma in salary field (salary is loading in multiple column as there is a comma).



In my data salary field we are getting in double quotes though it has a comma(,). SQL*Loader should consider the value between the double quotes as a single field and salary also should get load properly.



Please suggest changes to be done to load the data properly.










share|improve this question
















I am loading CSV file data into table called EMPLOYEE using SQL*Loader.



My CSV file data is separated by commas (,):



EMPID,EMPNAME,SALARY,GRADE
123,Rams,1000,A1
124,Sand,"2,000",A2
125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


and my control file is:



LOAD DATA
Insert INTO TABLE EMPLOYEE
Fields terminated by "," Optionally enclosed by '"' TRAILING NULLCOLS
(
EMPID,
EMPNAME,
SALARY,
GRADE
)


When I load the data using above control file, the first record is loading fine and from the second record there is a problem as there is a comma in salary field (salary is loading in multiple column as there is a comma).



In my data salary field we are getting in double quotes though it has a comma(,). SQL*Loader should consider the value between the double quotes as a single field and salary also should get load properly.



Please suggest changes to be done to load the data properly.







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  • 1





    Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

    – Alex Poole
    Nov 15 '18 at 11:04














  • 1





    Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

    – Alex Poole
    Nov 15 '18 at 11:04








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Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

– Alex Poole
Nov 15 '18 at 11:04





Your control file is OK and treats the fields properly (though maybe needs a skip if your data file has that header row). What is the actual error you get in the log file? The only obvious thing is that you're relying on the comma inside the salary being seeing as a group separator, and the groups in the last row look odd; but those would give ORA-01722 rather than ignoring the double-quotes.

– Alex Poole
Nov 15 '18 at 11:04












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A sample table:



SQL> create table test
2 (empid number,
3 empname varchar2(20),
4 salary varchar2(20),
5 grade varchar2(2));

Table created.

SQL>


Control file:



load data 
infile *
replace
into table test
fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '"' trailing nullcols
(
empid,
empname,
salary,
grade
)

begindata
123,Rams,1000,A1
124,Sand,"2,000",A2
125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


Loading session:



SQL> $sqlldr scott/tiger@xe control=test03.ctl log=test03.log

SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on ╚et Stu 15 22:27:27 2018

Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

Commit point reached - logical record count 2
Commit point reached - logical record count 3

SQL>


Result:



SQL> select * From test;

EMPID EMPNAME SALARY GR
---------- -------------------- -------------------- --
123 Rams 1000 A1
124 Sand 2,000 A2
125 Bhas 3,00,000 A3

SQL>





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    A sample table:



    SQL> create table test
    2 (empid number,
    3 empname varchar2(20),
    4 salary varchar2(20),
    5 grade varchar2(2));

    Table created.

    SQL>


    Control file:



    load data 
    infile *
    replace
    into table test
    fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '"' trailing nullcols
    (
    empid,
    empname,
    salary,
    grade
    )

    begindata
    123,Rams,1000,A1
    124,Sand,"2,000",A2
    125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


    Loading session:



    SQL> $sqlldr scott/tiger@xe control=test03.ctl log=test03.log

    SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on ╚et Stu 15 22:27:27 2018

    Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

    Commit point reached - logical record count 2
    Commit point reached - logical record count 3

    SQL>


    Result:



    SQL> select * From test;

    EMPID EMPNAME SALARY GR
    ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --
    123 Rams 1000 A1
    124 Sand 2,000 A2
    125 Bhas 3,00,000 A3

    SQL>





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      A sample table:



      SQL> create table test
      2 (empid number,
      3 empname varchar2(20),
      4 salary varchar2(20),
      5 grade varchar2(2));

      Table created.

      SQL>


      Control file:



      load data 
      infile *
      replace
      into table test
      fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '"' trailing nullcols
      (
      empid,
      empname,
      salary,
      grade
      )

      begindata
      123,Rams,1000,A1
      124,Sand,"2,000",A2
      125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


      Loading session:



      SQL> $sqlldr scott/tiger@xe control=test03.ctl log=test03.log

      SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on ╚et Stu 15 22:27:27 2018

      Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

      Commit point reached - logical record count 2
      Commit point reached - logical record count 3

      SQL>


      Result:



      SQL> select * From test;

      EMPID EMPNAME SALARY GR
      ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --
      123 Rams 1000 A1
      124 Sand 2,000 A2
      125 Bhas 3,00,000 A3

      SQL>





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        A sample table:



        SQL> create table test
        2 (empid number,
        3 empname varchar2(20),
        4 salary varchar2(20),
        5 grade varchar2(2));

        Table created.

        SQL>


        Control file:



        load data 
        infile *
        replace
        into table test
        fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '"' trailing nullcols
        (
        empid,
        empname,
        salary,
        grade
        )

        begindata
        123,Rams,1000,A1
        124,Sand,"2,000",A2
        125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


        Loading session:



        SQL> $sqlldr scott/tiger@xe control=test03.ctl log=test03.log

        SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on ╚et Stu 15 22:27:27 2018

        Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

        Commit point reached - logical record count 2
        Commit point reached - logical record count 3

        SQL>


        Result:



        SQL> select * From test;

        EMPID EMPNAME SALARY GR
        ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --
        123 Rams 1000 A1
        124 Sand 2,000 A2
        125 Bhas 3,00,000 A3

        SQL>





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        A sample table:



        SQL> create table test
        2 (empid number,
        3 empname varchar2(20),
        4 salary varchar2(20),
        5 grade varchar2(2));

        Table created.

        SQL>


        Control file:



        load data 
        infile *
        replace
        into table test
        fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '"' trailing nullcols
        (
        empid,
        empname,
        salary,
        grade
        )

        begindata
        123,Rams,1000,A1
        124,Sand,"2,000",A2
        125,Bhas,"3,00,000",A3


        Loading session:



        SQL> $sqlldr scott/tiger@xe control=test03.ctl log=test03.log

        SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on ╚et Stu 15 22:27:27 2018

        Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

        Commit point reached - logical record count 2
        Commit point reached - logical record count 3

        SQL>


        Result:



        SQL> select * From test;

        EMPID EMPNAME SALARY GR
        ---------- -------------------- -------------------- --
        123 Rams 1000 A1
        124 Sand 2,000 A2
        125 Bhas 3,00,000 A3

        SQL>






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