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If we execute an query in MLOAD it's ran successfully,
my questions is after successfully ran MLOAD. In error
tables we can see anything there! is it possible than what
are they?

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If we execute an query in MLOAD it's ran successfully, my questions is after successfully ran ..

Answer / hariharan

Mload is designed in a way that the error tables are
automatically dropped once the utility ran successfully. If
the job fails during mload, we can see the error tables with
the help of Errorcode, errorfield, uniqueness attributes.

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If we execute an query in MLOAD it's ran successfully, my questions is after successfully ran ..

Answer / dave bruce

These tables will be dropped automatically when the sql
statement is successful in MLOAD.. MLOAD internally runs a
row count on all the tables participated before it quits
the MLOAD session.. if it finds any it will return the
error code like 8 r 12 depends on the error type..

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If we execute an query in MLOAD it's ran successfully, my questions is after successfully ran ..

Answer / svjkumar1986

THREE COLUMNS SPECIFIC TO THE ACQUISITION ERROR TABLE

Error Code: System code that identifies the error.
Error Field: Name of the column in the target table where
the error happened; is left blank if the offending column
cannot be identified.
Host Data: The data row that contains the error.

THREE COLUMNS SPECIFIC TO THE APPLICATION ERROR TABLE
Uniqueness: Contains a certain value that disallows
duplicate row errors in this table;can be ignored, if desired.
DBC Error Code: System code that identifies the error.
DBC Error Field: Name of the column in the target table
where the error happened; is left blank if the offending
column cannot be identified.
NOTE:A copy of the target table column immediately follows
this column.