Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Using SQL Loader

This video tutorial covers the use of SQL Loader to load data files into an Oracle database. It includes loading data with relatively positioned columns using delimiters, loading fixed position data, and loading data into multiple tables. The tutorial also explains how to install Oracle Database Examples to access SQL Loader case study files. Key issues like handling carriage return characters in CSV files and using control files for data loading are addressed.

What are the tasks performed when loading a data file with relatively positioned columns?

Describe the process of exporting query results to a CSV file.

What steps should be taken if the SQL Loader returns a message indicating that no rows were successfully loaded?

Explain how to modify the control file to handle records terminated by carriage return and line feed characters.

How can you verify that the data has been successfully loaded into the database?

What is the significance of the 'skip equal to' parameter in the control file?

What are the steps to create a control file for loading data into multiple tables?

Discuss the importance of the Sequel Loader case study files provided in Oracle documentation.

What should be done after installing Oracle Database Examples to ensure SQL Loader is set up correctly?

Summarize the capabilities of SQL Loader as discussed in the lecture.