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handling special characters

edited Jul 5, 2014 5:00AM in Database Utilities (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

Hi Team,

Actually I am trying to load the date into column1 using x.csv file

The x.csv file contains the data as shown below..


12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

12.0(US$);12.1(EURO);11.0(US$);11.1(EURO);10.0 (US$);10.1 (EURO);9.0 (US$);9.1 (EURO)|

  

The below is the control file…

OPTIONS (SKIP = 1)

LOAD DATA

INFILE 'x.csv'

REPLACE

INTO TABLE  S_EXAMPLE

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