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Property Attributes Assessment Getting Started Guide
Product type
Data
Portfolio
Enrich
Product family
Enrich Addresses > Property Features
Product
Property Attributes Assessment
Version
Latest
Language
English
Product name
Property Attributes Assessment
Title
Property Attributes Assessment Getting Started Guide
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2020
Last updated
2024-04-29
Published on
2024-04-29T04:26:07.269000
  1. Download the product delivery file.
  2. Extract the delivery file to find the data text file.
  3. Open the Property Attributes Assessment Data Create Table script in a text editor and confirm that the table name is set to asmt.
  4. Run the Create Table script
  5. After the table structure has been created, copy the Oracle CTL template into the directory containing the product delivery file.
  6. Open the CTL file in a text editor.
  7. Add the path to the extracted data text file to the infile statement
  8. Replace Oracle destination table name with asmt.
  9. Save changes.
  10. Load data by issuing the following command from a Windows command prompt:
    sqlldr userid=<username>/<password>@<database_connection>
control=<path>/<ctl_file_name> log=<path>/<log_file_name>
    Example
    sqlldr userid=username/password@hostname/service control='D:\Property_Attributes_Assessment\
Property_Attributes_Assessment_Data\oracle_asmt_ctl_template.ctl' log='D:\Property_Attributes_Assessment\
Property_Attributes_Assessment\asmt.log'
    The following syntax should be used to load nationwide data:
    sqlldr userid=username/password@hostname/service control = 'D:\Property_Attributes_Assessment\
Property_Attributes_Assessment_Data\oracle_asmt.ctl' skip=1 log='D:\
Property_Attributes_Assessment\Property_Attributes_Assessment_Data\asmt.log'
    Note: The TRAILING NULLCOLS clause used in the CTL file instructs SQL Loader to treat any relatively positioned columns that are not present in the record as null columns.