Hi Jay,
I got one step further, and that's probably how far I can get with the environment I have at hand (without UDA).
The goal is to have a table populated with the name and content of files I've specified in the file I load from.
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create table CLOBs (filename varchar (320) not null iq unique (0), content varchar (32750) not null iq unique (0));
load table CLOBs (filename (','), content ascii file (','))
using 'E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\CLOB_wrapper.dat'
escapes off quotes off;
-- CLOB_wrapper.dat
E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3aTools.SQL,E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3aTools.SQL,
E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3aToolsParam.SQL,E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3aToolsParam.SQL,
E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\4bLoadFileLean.SQL,E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\4bLoadFileLean.SQL,
E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3Tables.SQL,E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\3Tables.SQL,
E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\5Eval.SQL,E:\Projekte\FlightStats\IQ\IQ16Win\5Eval.SQL,
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The load operation fails weith the error message that the ASCII FILE clause in the LOAD statement is only valid for long varchar (or "text") columns, which in turn require the UDA license. Also, I'd like to repeat that this is all about server side files.
Maybe this helps you to get closer to what you try to achieve...
HTH
Volker