I have a SQL Loader Control file,
LOAD DATA
INFILE \'test.txt\'
INTO TABLE TEST replace
fields terminated \"|\" optionally enclosed by \'\"\' TRAILING
+1 for DCookie, but to expand on that it's important to distinguish between data types as specified in a table and data types in a SQL*loader control file as they mean rather different things, confusingly.
Start with a look at the the documentation, and note that when loading regular text files you need to be using the "portable" data types.
Varchar is a "non-portable" type, in which:
... consists of a binary length subfield followed by a character string of the specified length
So as DCookie says, CHAR is the thing to go for, and INTEGER EXTERNAL is a very commonly used SQL*Loader data type which you'd probably want to specify for DOCUMENTID etc.