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You may specify a record format in one of three ways: Stream record format: This is the most common record format, which uses a record terminator to indicate the end of a record. When SQL*Loader scans the input file, it knows it has reached the end of a record when it encounters the terminator string. If no terminator string is specified, the last character defaults to a newline character or a linefeed (carriage return followed by a linefeed on Windows) character. The set of three records in the previous example uses this record format. Variable record format: In this format, you explicitly specify the length at the beginning of the each record, as shown in the following example: INFILE 'example1.dat' "var 2" 06sammyy12johnson,1234 This line contains two records: the first with six characters (sammyy) and the second with twelve characters (johnson,1234). var 2 indicates that the data records are of variable size, with record size indicators specified as a field of length 2, before every new record. Fixed record format: In this format, you specify that all records are a specific fixed size. Here s an example, which specifies that every record is 12 bytes long: INFILE 'example1.dat' "fix 12" sammyy,1234, johnso,1234 Although at first glance in this example, the record seems to include the entire line (sammyy,1234, johnso,1234), the fix 12 specification means that there are actually two 12-byte records in this line. Thus, when you use the fixed record format, you may have several loader records on each line in your source datafile.

select sum(ln(double_type)) from t call count ------- -----total 4 cpu elapsed -------- ---------0.05 0.11

When using a UNIX window on your PC or a UNIX workstation, the keyboard is the standard way to input a command to the shell, and the terminal is the standard location for the output of the commands. Any resulting errors are called standard errors and are usually displayed on the screen.

CHAR( <SIZE> <BYTE|CHAR> ) NVARCHAR2( <SIZE> )

It s common to use the terms standard input, standard output, and standard error to refer to the standard input and output locations in the UNIX shell.

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The Oracle NUMBER type used some 50 times the CPU of the floating-point types. But, you have to remember that we did not receive precisely the same answer from all three queries! The floating-point numbers were an approximation of the number, with between 6 and 13 digits of precision. The answer from the NUMBER type is much more precise than from the floats. But when you are performing data mining or complex numerical analysis of scientific data, this loss of precision is typically acceptable and the performance gain to be had can be dramatic.

However, you can also use a previously written file as input, or you can have UNIX send output to a file instead of the screen. This process of routing your input and output through files is called input and output redirection. You can redirect output to a special location called /dev/null when you want to get rid of the output. When you use /dev/null as the output location, all messages issued during the execution of a program are simply discarded and not recorded anywhere on the file system. The following example shows how redirecting a file s output to /dev/null make its contents disappear. $ $ $ $ cat testfile1 This is the first line of testfile1 cat testfile1 > /dev/null cat /dev/null

NCHAR( <SIZE> )

In this example, the first cat command shows you the output of testfile1. However, after redirecting the cat command s output to /dev/null, the output of the cat command disappears.

Note If you are interested in the gory details of floating-point arithmetic and the subsequent loss of precision, see http://docs.sun.com/source/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html.

The VARCHAR2 and CHAR types support two methods of specifying lengths: In bytes: VARCHAR2(10 byte). This will support up to 10 bytes of data, which could be as few as two characters in a multibyte character set. Remember that bytes are not the same as characters in a multi-byte character set! In characters: VARCHAR2(10 char). This will support up to 10 characters of data, which could be as much as 40 bytes of information. Furthermore, VARCHAR2(4000 CHAR) would theoretically support up to 4000 characters of data, but since a character string datatype in Oracle is limited to 4000 bytes, you might not be able to achieve the full 4000 characters. See below for an example.

Redirecting the output of the cat command tends to defeat the purpose of running the command in the first place, but there will be other situations, such as when running a script, when you don t want to see the output of all the commands.

Redirects standard input to a command Redirects standard output to a file Appends standard output to a file Appends standard input to a file Redirects standard error

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