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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 @ 22:44:30 GMT
I concur ONLY IF it is a small amount of data < 100,000 rows. It will load over ODBC 1 row at a time. This does have some nasty consequences if DBQL is enabled, since ODBC connection = 1 INSERT per row. Each row will have 1 entry or set of entries in the case of the Objects table. in each of the DBQL tables. This can balloon, and a fine way to run DBC out of space, as I have had the misfortune of doing this myself. You can use Fast Export to extract the data into a flat or delimited file. And MultiLoad or FastLoad to Insert the data. (preferably into an empty table) no Transient Journal entries or fear of Rollback that way.
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