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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers how to know sqlldr error? Post 302151711 by greg on Monday 17th of December 2007 03:42:06 AM
Old 12-17-2007
Hi,

the sqlldr errors are normally logged in the file you specified for the parameter "log" of the sqlldr command.

For instance:

sqlldr userid=$APPS_USR/$1 control=$FICH_CTL log=$LOG_FILE bad=$BAD_FILE discard=$DISCARD_FILE data=$DATA_FILE

in this example the rejection reasons will be given in the $LOG_FILE file, and the bad records (the ones that caused the errors) are stored in the $BAD_FILE file
 

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checker(1)						      General Commands Manual							checker(1)

NAME
checker - SPARK Proof Checker SYNOPSIS
checker [OPTIONS] [FILE] DESCRIPTION
The SPARK Proof Checker can be used to discharge verification conditions produced by the Examiner (*.vcg), possibly simplified by the Sim- plifier (*.siv). This command is usually used when verification conditions cannot be discharged automatically by the Simplifier. By default checker runs in interactive mode. It accepts commands from user and writes them into a cmd file (or other file specified by -command_log option). This file can be used later to run checker in batch mode (using option -execute). Additionally, proof log is writ- ten into a plg file. OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below. All options may be abbreviated to the shortest unique prefix. -help Show summary of options. -version Display version information. -plain Adopt a plain output style (e.g. no dates or version numbers). -overwrite_warning Confirmation needed to overwrite command or proof log files. -command_log=LOG_FILE Specify file name for the command log file. -proof_log=PLG_FILE Specify file name for the proof log file. -execute=LOG_FILE Execute a previously generated command log file. -resume Resume a previously saved session. FILES
/usr/share/spark/checker/rules/* Checker rules database. SEE ALSO
spark(1), sparksimp(1), spadesimp(1), pogs(1). AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Eugeniy Meshcheryakov <eugen@debian.org>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). 3 June 2011 checker(1)
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