Answer / arup ratan banerjee

By means of Sqlloader

steps
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1) Save the excel file as .csv
2) Give proper column headings
3) create a file named sqlload.ctl where u will write

load data
infile 'C:\HR_EMP_LWP_TMP.csv'
REPLACE
into table HR_EMP_LWP_TMP
fields terminated by ','
(emp_NO,yr_mon,lwp)

4) Load Oracle Client 9i

From command prompt run

c:\oracle_client9i\bin\sqlldr <user/password@tnsname>
sqlload1.ctl

5) The excel file gets converted to Table in Oracle

Answer / ts mishra dba

load data
infile 'c:\head.csv'
replace
into table allotment
field terminated by ',' optianally enclosed by '"'
trailing nullcols
(ALLOTMENT_ID,ALLOTMENT_DATE,DEMAND,MAGOR,SUB,MINOR,SCHEEM,S
EGMENT,OBJECT,DETAIL,AMOUNT,DDO_CODE)


run at run command this
sqlldr scott/tiger@ntts control=c:\head.ctl

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