Hi,
Yes Oracle's sqlldr..
I tried setting binmode(FILE) to open data in bin mode but it didn't seem to change the stream data.
Here's the thing..what boggles me is that I can load the data correctly from a dat file into sqlldr, but not through stdout when I stream it like in the example. That's why I think it's a stdout issue and not a sqlldr issue.
My .ctl file looks like this
---------------------
LOAD DATA
INFILE "-" "str '<endrec>\r\n'"
APPEND

INTO TABLE DOC_TMP_TEST
FIELDS TERMINATED BY 'Ø'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
(

document_id,
text VARCHARC(9,100000000)
)

In reply to Re^2: stdout and special characters by chuckd
in thread stdout and special characters by chuckd

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