问题
In windows xp, I start sqlloader.exe to load data onto Oracle. This works great, until my password contains an @-sign, that is also used by sqlloader parameters to determine the database to connect to: sqlldr.exe userid/password@database control=ctrlfile.ctl
How can I make sqlldr.exe accept a password like p@ssword?
I tried with single/double quotes: sqlldr.exe "user/p@ssword"@database without success. I tried to skip the whole user/password, to type it in on the console, without success.
Even google couldn't help me (though it brought me on thsi great website).
回答1:
It will fail using parfile as well. You just need to escape the password with \" as follows: username/\"p@ssword\"@database
not sure why nobody posted this solution before.
Cheers, Bernardo
回答2:
Have you tried it with a parameter file? I think that would allow you to have whatever kind of password you want. From Oracle's site:
PARFILE = path_ file_name
Tells SQLLoader to read command-line parameter values from a text file. This text file is referred to as a parameter file, and contains keyword/value pairs. Usually, the keyword/value pairs are separated by line breaks. Use of the PARFILE parameter can save a lot of typing if you need to perform the same load several times, because you won't need to retype all the command-line parameters each time. There is no default extension for parameter files.*
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2818987/sqlloader-with-a-password-that-contains-signs