Вы можете сделать это с помощью awk.
Вот пример того, как заполнить таблицу из данных .csv.
SQL> create table MY_TABLE(a varchar2(100), b varchar2(100));
[oracle@myora ~]$ tail Some_Input_CSV_file
Some Data A 1,Some Data B 1
Some Data A 2,Some Data B 2
Some Data A 3,Some Data B 3
Some Data A 4,Some Data B 4
Some Data A 5,Some Data B 5
Some Data A 6,Some Data B 6
Some Data A 7,Some Data B 7
Some Data A 8,Some Data B 8
Some Data A 9,Some Data B 9
Some Data A 10,Some Data B 10
[oracle@myora ~]$
[oracle@myora ~]$ cat Some_Input_CSV_file | awk -F, ‘ { printf(“insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(\x27%s\x27), trim(\x27%s\x27));\n”, $1, $2); } ‘ > RunMe.sql
[oracle@myora ~]$ tail RunMe.sql
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 1′), trim(‘Some Data B 1′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 2′), trim(‘Some Data B 2′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 3′), trim(‘Some Data B 3′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 4′), trim(‘Some Data B 4′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 5′), trim(‘Some Data B 5′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 6′), trim(‘Some Data B 6′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 7′), trim(‘Some Data B 7′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 8′), trim(‘Some Data B 8′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 9′), trim(‘Some Data B 9′));
insert into MY_TABLE values(trim(‘Some Data A 10′), trim(‘Some Data B 10′));
[oracle@myora ~]$
[oracle@myora ~]$ sqlplus myuser/mypwd@myinst
SQL> @RunMe.sql
…
1 row created.
1 row created.
1 row created.
1 row created.
1 row created.
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> exit