Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 5:38 am
Check the PATH settings. If $ORACLE_HOME/bin is not included in the PATH (Add via the Administrator) then sqlldr connot be found and the call will fail.
Thank you for your time and your Answers, Ascential gives me the same answers than you:
1- Please connect to unix with dsadm, source the dsenv and then execute the sqlldr with the control file.
to source the dsenv:
cat /.dshome ( to find your $dshome directory)
cd to $dshome above
type: . ./dsenv ( source dsenv)
Then execute the sqlldir from unix
2.Check if you have the correct sets to connect with Oracle.
In the dsenv file you need.
a) ORACLE_HOME env variable and set to the $ORACLE_HOME path (e.g., /disk3/oracle9i).
b) ORACLE_SID env variable and set this to the correct service name (e.g., ODBCSOL).
c) In Geneeral Category
Add ORACLE_HOME/bin to your PATH
and ORACLE_HOME/lib32 to your SHLIB_PATH.
Note1: Oracle libraries must be 32Bits. You may have a directory called ORACLE_HOME/lib32 and that is the one you want to use
Note2: APT_ORCHHOME/bin must appear before ORACLE_HOME/bin in your PATH
If you need to do any changes in dsenv file you must stop and start DataStage Services to make effect.
Pey