Coil PL/SQL parameter value using shell script

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• How to write the CLOB parameter to a file or a XML using shell script?

  I run an oracle stored procedure using shell script. How can I get the OUT of the procedure (CLOB) parameter and write it to a file or a XML in UNIX environment using shell script?
  Edit/Delete Message

  SQL> var c clob
  SQL>
  SQL> begin
    2          select
    3                  DBMS_XMLGEN.getXML(
    4                          'select rownum, object_type, object_name from user_objects where rownum <= 5'
    5                  ) into :c
    6          from    dual;
    7  end;
    8  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> set long 999999
  SQL> set heading off
  SQL> set pages 0
  SQL> set feedback off
  SQL> set termout off
  SQL> set trimspool on
  // following in the script is not echo'ed to screen
  set echo off
  
  spool /tmp/x.xml
  select :c from dual;
  spool off
  
  SQL>
  SQL> --// file size
  SQL> !ls -l /tmp/x.xml
  -rw-rw-r-- 1 billy billy 583 2011-12-22 13:35 /tmp/x.xml
  
  SQL> --// file content
  SQL> !cat /tmp/x.xml
  
  
   
    1
    TABLE
    BONUS
   
   
    2
    PROCEDURE
    CLOSEREFCURSOR
   
   
    3
    TABLE
    DEPT
   
   
    4
    TABLE
    EMP
   
   
    5
    TABLE
    EMPTAB
   
  
  
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• SQL more s in shell script

  Hi people
  
  I have this code in my shell script, but I get the below error please check
  

  sqlplus -s scott@xyz/tiger @1.sql > 1.log
  
  and oracle home is 
  
  /oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_1
  
  error thrown is
  
  Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus
  SP2-0667: Message file sp1<lang>.msb not found
  SP2-0750: You may need to set ORACLE_HOME to your Oracle software directory
  
  i have checked i have sp1us.msb 

  Please help me on this

  Newbie says:
  Mr President, I gave my oracle home.

  How to check if she properly o?

  No, you said that you believe that oracle_home should be. But you have NOT proven that it was properly defined in the session that threw the error and the error itself is almost certain evidence that it was NOT set correctly. And your assertion that the referenced file exists (again, your assertion, not proof) gives more weight to the evidence that ORACLE_HOME is not set correctly.

  Run the following commands, and then copy and paste the whole session (complete order, full power) to your next assignment

  env |grep ORA|sort
  echo $PATH
  sqlplus -s scott@xyz/tiger @1.sql > 1.log
  

• Database remote stop using shell script

  Hi all
  
  I need to close a remote database through shell script. I won't know SYS password and so cannot connect directly.
  I need to SSH to the remote database will define ORACLE_SID and then stop the database.
  
  Note Please I want to achieve this without calling any other SQL or shell script I have ssh.
  
  Pointers or help is much appreciated.
  
  Kind regards
  Nagendra Chillale

  Hi Nagendra,

  following works for me...

  SSH otherhost ".» \$home/.bash_profile
  export ORACLE_SID = MYSID
  echo \"shutdown abort\ | sqlplus------' / as sysdba\.
  "

  SSH otherhost ".» \$home/.bash_profile
  export ORACLE_SID = MYSID
  sqlplus------' / as sysdba\.<>
  startup
  EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE
  "

  HTH Mathias

  Published by: mzarick on August 13, 2009 11:27

• Managed server starts do not using shell script

  Hi all

  I have configure weblogic server and 3 servers managed in it. I wrote a script to start the server. I am able to start the database/earpiece and weblogic admin server. But I'm not able to start managed server.script is as below. UCM_server1 does not start. When I click on 4, it's just showing

  From UCM_server1

  nohup: redirect stdout stderr

  .

  and so on

  I just also field path and all the numnber port

  Please suggest how to debug and fix this.

  « 2 »)

  Claire

  #

  lsnr_num ='ps - ef | grep tnslsnr | grep - v grep | AWK ' END {print NR} "

  If [$lsnr_num - gt 0]

  then echo "Database already running listener."

  else echo 'starting Infrastructure Database listener... »

  Starting from $ORACLE_HOME/bin/lsnrctl

  FI

  db_num ='ps - ef | grep pmon | grep - v grep | AWK ' END {print NR} "

  If [$db_num - gt 0]

  the echo then "database running."

  else echo ' from Oracle Database... »

  $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus "/ as sysdba" < < EOF

  #connect eu1/sys as sysdba

  startup

  EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE

  #

  Sleep 10

  echo "Database Services started successfully."

  #

  FI

  ;;

  #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  « 3 »)

  ECHO "from WLS_Admin..."

  admin_num ='netstat - nl | grep '$ADMIN_PORT ' | grep - v grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  If [$admin_num - gt 0]

  then echo "WebLogic Admin Server running."

  else echo "."

  CD $DOMAIN_HOME/bin

  echo "start WebLogic Admin Server... »

  nohup./startWebLogic.sh > weblogic.out &

  sleep 5;

  admin_run ='grep-i 'Server started in OPERATION' weblogic.out | grep v - grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  While [$admin_run - eq 0]

  do

  sleep 5;

  admin_run ='grep-i 'Server started in OPERATION' weblogic.out | grep v - grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  fact

  FI

  ;;

  #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  « 4 »)

  ucm_num ='netstat - nl | grep '$UCM_PORT ' | grep - v grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  If [$ucm_num - gt 0]

  then echo "UCM_server1 already running."

  else echo "."

  CD $DOMAIN_HOME/bin

  ECHO "from UCM_server1... »

  nohup./startUCMDebugMemory1GB.sh UCM_server1 > ucm.out &

  sleep 5;

  ucm_run ='grep-i 'Server started in OPERATION' ucm.out | grep v - grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  While [$ucm_run - eq 0]

  do

  sleep 5;

  ucm_run ='grep-i 'Server started in OPERATION' ucm.out | grep v - grep | AWK ' {print NR} end "

  fact

  FI

  ;;

  best way to debug is to find the location of the log. Go to the location of the specified managed server and check out ucm_server.log. Check what error u get

• pl/sql to java shell script

  This issue crosses many boundaries, but it begins with PL/SQL, and I hope that there is sufficient expertise here in order to cover the basics.
  
  System: Oracle 11.2.0.1.0 on Oracle 5, 64 - bit Linux
  
  I have a PL/SQL, java appeal procedure, which in turn calls a shell script. I put a few diagnostic output in the shell script, the redirection of stdout to a file in / tmp. running the script from the command line works perfectly. When it is called by procedures, no output.
  
  Here is the 'chain of traceability', somehow...
  
  In the PL/SQL:

  Host_Command (p_command => v_command||v_control_file||v_orasid);

  where the variable v_command = /opt/u01/app/oracle/admin/control/sqlldr3_test.script
  
  
  So this is 'Host_command', the whole procedure procedure:

  CREATE OR REPLACE  PROCEDURE "DW"."HOST_COMMAND" (p_command  IN  
      VARCHAR2)
  AS LANGUAGE JAVA
  NAME 'Host.executeCommand (java.lang.String)';

  And the shell script /opt/u01/app/oracle/admin/control/sqlldr3_test.script:

  #!/bin/ksh
  export trcfle=/tmp/edstest.$$
  export ORACLE_SID=$2
  export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dwdev
  export PATH=$PATH:/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dwdev/bin
  export ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle
  export SQLLDR_CONTROLFILE=$1
  #
  echo input parms are $* >> $trcfle
  echo environment is: >> $trcfle
  env|grep -i ORACLE|grep -v grep|sort >> $trcfle
  #
  exit

  but in the end, there is no /tmp/edstest.* file

  oracle$ ls -ltr /tmp/eds*
  ls: /tmp/eds*: No such file or directory
  oracle$

  open to all ideas.
  
  I cut things down to their bases, but with the exception of the line of the high level process, the code above is finished... is that my test cut original scripts to exactly what is show. Requriement of business is to take existing scripts and remove some of the stuff that is hard coded, allowing procedures move from dev to qa to prod without hardcoded values unique to each environment.
  
  I'm very comfortable with PL/SQL and more with shell scripts, but the java link is a black hole for me.

  When the proc of Java runs the external command, a child process of Unix/Linux is created for it. This process inherits the environment settings of the parent process - that would be a dedicated server process, a work process or shared in the pool of the MTS server process.

  These processes have parameters of environment of bare bones and something fundamental that + $PATH + should not be approved as being valid and usable.

  If the Java code should fully qualify the path to the executable file to run.

  Java code should do 2 things - stdout (and stderr if possible) back to the appellant to PL/SQL as vacrhar2 of the parameters out. And return the exit code of the child process.

  They help a lot in troubleshooting why an outgoing external call failed.

  We use these external calls widely enough (through a number of interfaces, treatments to distance running and pulling on the release of data by the latter in the database). All driven from PL/SQL using the proc of Java to make an outgoing call. If the basics are working-, but there seems to be a constant learning and troubleshooting curve to follow to get this working in a robust way.

• export to shell script variable

  Hi all
  
  When I tried to export values of variables using shell script. Its exported values dies shell dies.

  oracle:/app/oracle # cat a.sh
  export ABC=hi
  oracle:/app/oracle # ./a.sh
  oracle:/app/oracle # echo $ABC
  ksh: ABC: parameter not set

  How to store these values in the current shell
  

  oracle:/app/oracle # cat a.sh
  export ABC=hi
  oracle:/app/oracle # . a.sh
  oracle:/app/oracle #  echo $ABC
  hi

  Problem I sthat, I can't use above method I provide parametrs to shell. I want to make the interactive script.
  
  

  select z in `ls`
   do
   echo $z
   break;
   done
   1) 1.txt
   2) a.sh
   3) admin
   #? 3
  admin

  Please suggest.
  
  Let me know if the issue is not clear.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Ajay

  How is it a question of Oracle? Have you tried to check the Unix Forum instead?

  Nicolas.

• AppleScript and shell scripts

  I'm on Mac OS X 10.11.2 and have problems with AppleScript and shell scripting.

  The following script is a cutting of a larger project:

  Tell application "Finder".

  the value the_MePath (path for me)

  the value the_MeCont (the_MePath container) as string

  tell the end

  the value of the_MeCont (text 1 thru-2) the_MeContShell

  -normally isn't here!

  the value the_MePara (the_MeCont & "STH - C Para WAV_48k_24.txt")

  the value the_Parameters (opening for access file the_MePara with permission to write)

  write ("WAV\r24\r48000\r48k\r") the_Parameters

  Close access the_Parameters

  -normally isn't here!

  -destined to be there!

  -the value the_MePara (shell script 'find' & city form the_MeContShell POSIX path & "-iname" "Para STH - C *'")

  the value the_Parameters (opening for access file the_MePara)

  the value the_ParaList (read the the_MePara file)

  Close access the_Parameters

  paragraph 1 of the value userFormat the_ParaList

  paragraph 2 of the the_ParaList the value userBitDepth

  paragraph 3 of the the_ParaList the value userSampleRate

  paragraph 4 of the the_ParaList the value shortSampleRate

  The lines between the "-normally isn't there!"-lines fills a file in the directory of the AppleScript with the data.

  So now the file is there.

  If I remove these lines and enable the line below "-intended to be here! ', the shell should find this file.

  What I get, then, is a mistake:

  "Fehler beim Zugriff auf das Netzwerk." error number - 5000 file "/ users/shared/_AppleScript development/_Archiv Sniplets/STH-C Para WAV_48k_24.txt" to "class fsrf".

  to "open for access file the_MePara.

  Any ideas, anyone?

  Kind regards...

  ... Maik

  Hello

  Remove the end of file before the_MePara.

  the_MePara contains a posix path type path--> "/ users/shared/_AppleScript development/_Archiv Sniplets/STH-C Para WAV_48k_24.txt.

  You can use the file on the path of type HFS --> ' StartupDiskName:Users: shared: _AppleScript development: _Archiv Sniplets:STH - C Para WAV_48k_24.txt.

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  The script didn't need to open and close the access when the script to read-only.

  Use this line only--> the value the_ParaList to read the_MePara

• Get PLSQL stored procedure in unix shell script

  Hi Experts,

  I have a PLsql procedure with the specification below-

  PROCEDURE SEND_INV_VIA_EMAIL (p_pdf_file_name IN VARCHAR2, p_submitted_frm IN VARCHAR2);

  I can pass two parameters of SHELL script and it works fine-

  # By calling the PLSQL procedure

  sqlplus-s $APPS_USER < < EOSQL

  SET SERVEROUTPUT SIZE 1000000

  whenever sqlerror exit 1;

  run MOB_XMLPUB_ARCHIVE_ARINV_PCK.send_inv_via_email ("basename $DATA_FILE", "ARCHIVE");

  "exit";

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  But now I want to have an output in the plsql procedure parameter-

  PROCEDURE SEND_INV_VIA_EMAIL (p_pdf_file_name IN VARCHAR2, p_submitted_frm IN VARCHAR2, p_return_status IN OUT VARCHAR2);

  based on this I want to determine the concurrent request completion status since the shell script is called via the simultaneous program.

  How will pass parameter out of the shell and how do I use this parameter in the SHELL script to determine completion status?

  Thank you very much.

  Vikrant

  Something like this:

  # By calling the PLSQL procedure
  sqlplus-s $APPS_USER<>
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  whenever sqlerror exit 1;
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• Query does not not in shell scripts

  Hi Experts,

  I created a query to check the temp tablespace use in production servers and I wanted to run the query using shell scripts, but when I run the query in the script I get no error or output I am unale to correct where exactly, I make the mistake

  This is the query

  SELECT A.tablespace_name 'space', D.gb_total, ROUND (SUM (A.used_blocks * D.block_size) / 1024 / 1024/1024,2) "gb_used", ROUND (D.gb_total - SUM (A.used_blocks * D.block_size) / 1024 / 1024/1024,2) 'gb_free' v$ \sort_segment A, (SELECT B.name, C.block_size, ROUND(SUM (C.bytes) / 1024 / 1024/1024,2) 'gb_total' v$ \tablespace B, v$ \tempfile C WHERE B.ts #= C.ts # GROUP BY B.name, C.block_size) D WHERE A.tablespace_name = D.name GROUP by A.tablespace_name D.gb_total

  You can help in this.

  Thank you...

  Basic Linux/Unix shell script format

  #! / bin/sh

  oracle set environment #.

  Export ORACLE_HOME =...

  export of SID =... or TWO_TASK = export

  .. etc.

  # launch sqlplus

  sqlplus-s/nolog<>

  Connect scott/tiger

  together... environment of sqlplus

  -execution of script sql (or sql query)

  @script.sql

  output

  EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE

  #end script

  Character $ is interpreted by the shell as environment variables, you must escape the $ character is as well as it not assimilated to the variable approx.

  For example, v$ instance should be written as v$ instance.

• Get the progress and result of a shell script

  Hello

  I would use a shell script to convert MP3 / audio FLAC files MP3 files with a bitrate of 192kbs and do other things in Automator or AppleScript script.

  So I installed lame and flac with brew, run an Automator process with a selected file and perform an action of AppleScrip:

  on run {input, parameters}
  
    if input is not {} then
  
    repeat with theFile in input
  
    set posix_file to POSIX path of theFile
  
    if input is not {} then
  
    tell application "Terminal"
  
    set thescript to "/usr/local/bin/lame -b 192 \"" & posix_file & "\" "
  
    do script thescript
  
    end tell
  
    end if
  
    end repeat
  
    end if
  
    return input
  
  end run
  

  The Terminal window is there because you tell the Terminal to run your script - try using shell script.

• Shell script to catch DB

  Hi all
  
  I have oracle DB in Amazon EC2. This DB will go down and I have to make every day.
  
  I want to write a shell script that checks the State of the DB and do.
  
  The things I do is
  
  Log in as root
  Su - oracle
  
  sqlplus
  user name:
  PWD:
  
  If DB is down, it shows error.
  
  So I'll do it again
  Log in as root
  . / stopPageview
  Su - oracle
  sqlplus
  user name: sys as sysdba
  PWD:
  
  the judgment
  startup
  
  output
  output
  . / startPageview
  
  How automatically using shell script?
  
  Published by: 969707 on January 9, 2013 04:36

  #! / bin/bash
  #
  # /etc/init.d/oracledb
  #
  # Startup script execution for the Oracle Listener and instance level
  # It relies on information on/etc/oratab

  # These are the paths for our basic installation
  export ORACLE_BASE = / opt/oracle
  export ORACLE_HOME=/opt/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1
  Export ORACLE_OWNR = oracle
  export PATH = $PATH: $ORACLE_HOME/bin

  If [! f $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart - o! d $ORACLE_HOME]
  then
  echo "Oracle startup: cannot start.
  Output 1
  FI

  case '$1' in
  implementation)
  # Start a listener and oracle instance
  echo - n "starting from Oracle:
  known $ORACLE_OWNR - c "start ORACLE_HOME/bin/lsnrctl $".
  known $ORACLE_OWNR-c "$ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart $ORACLE_HOME.
  touch/var/lock/oracle
  echo 'OK '.
  ;;
  stop)
  # Stop listener and oracle instance
  echo - n "" shutdown Oracle: "."
  "judgment of $ORACLE_HOME/bin/lsnrctl" known $ORACLE_OWNR - c
  known $ORACLE_OWNR-c "$ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbshut $ORACLE_HOME.
  RM-f/var/lock/oracle
  echo 'OK '.
  ;;
  reload | restart)
  $0 stop
  starting at $ 0
  ;;
  *)
  echo "use:" basename $0' start | stop | restart | reload. "
  Output 1
  ESAC

  Exit 0

  also use link below to create start & stop the database...
  http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/Linux/automating-database-startup-and-shutdown-on-Linux.php
  http://www.exzilla.NET/docs/instance/StartupNshutdownWithshell.php

  *****************************************
  Best regards
  Shishir Tekade.
  My Blog: http://shishirtekade.blogspot.com

• Shell Scripts installation / migration of an object

  Hi all
  
  We are on Oracle Applications R12 and we settle down with it. Our database servers and the app are under Linux. To migrate objects from one instance to another, or to install objects, we use two different approaches. One is to move objects manually using installation instructions (MD120) and the other using Shell scripts. We must now choose any of these two approaches. But we are not able to decide. Grateful if you can help me answer questions more. This will greatly help us to complete the process. I'm for the Shell Script. But if I'm good arguments / reasons, I am not against.
  
  1. who will be responsible for moving objects or migration? What DBA? If not, who? We DBAs perform this task.
  2. our DBAs have argument if they move using script, there will be a question of great control over what moves in database / application server. (Our DBA is no previous case management experience Oracle Applications. There used to be an Oracle DBA for Peoplesoft)
  3. If we have a few side by side comparison or a link to that will be perfect.
  4. If someone has a case study and / or best practices document from the industry on this issue, please share it with me. My email is [email protected].
  
  Earlier, I worked only in consultation of the companies where only the Shell script was the standard and best practices. It is my first company to the end user.
  
  Appreciate the help and thank you in advance.
  
  CAH

  Hello

  If you are willing to spend money, you could go with "Oracle Change Management Pack Application" as it can be used to migrate the changes / installation from one instance to another.

  Application Management Pack and Application Change Management Pack 3.1 now available
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/01/amp_acmp_31_ebs.html

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Exports (from shell script) without password given explicitly in the script

  Hi all
  I have Oracle 10g 2 on SLES 10 64-bit. I would like to export the database using shell scripts data pump. Is there a method to hide the password in the script file.
  
  Currently to be done by the command:
  
  expdp system/password@database...
  
  If any user who see the script will know the Passover.
  
  Concerning
  
  Groxy

  Hello

  Have you thought about the feature ' Secure external password store "which was added in 10 gr 2? It uses the Oracle Wallet to store a database_alias with the name of user and password credentials in an encrypted format. You can then enter your order expdp like this:

  expdp / @database_alias...

  Take a look at the security of 10gr 2 Guide. There is a chapter on how to put in place.

  John

• Call Shell Script from within PL/SQL - using DBMS_PIPE

  Hi all

  I'm trying to run a shell script inside my PL/SQL using DBMS_PIPE block (not sure if this is the right way or not)

  Pl Sql script

  ==========

  Set serveroutput size 100000

  declare

  cursor c1 is select * from mag_images

  where nom_image like '% comp2.

  v_path varchar2 (100): = ' / home/maguzzi/DOCUMENTS_DIR / ";

  v_result number: = 0;

  v_in_filename varchar2 (100): = v_path | ' test_file.jpg';

  v_out_filename varchar2 (100): = v_path | ' test_file_out.jpg';

  v_script varchar2 (100): = "tst_convert.sh";

  v_command varchar2 (200): = 'sh'. v_path | v_script | » '|| v_in_filename | » '|| v_out_filename;

  Start

  A1 to c1 loop

  dbms_output.put_line ('v_command: ' | v_command);

  write_to_file ('test_file.jpg', 'DOCUMENTS_DIR', a1. Content);

  dbms_output.put_line (' file write result: ' | v_result);

  v_result: = exec_host_command (v_command);

  dbms_output.put_line (' resize result :'|| file v_result);

  end loop;

  end;

  Result DBMS_OUTPUT

  ====================

  v_command: /home/maguzzi/DOCUMENTS_DIR/tst_convert.sh test_file.jpg test_file_out.jpg

  Result of the entry of the file: 0

  Result of resizing the file: 0

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Function exec_host_command

  =======================

  FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE exec_host_command (lc_cmd IN VARCHAR2)

  RETURN INTEGER IS

  ln_status NUMBER;

  lc_errormsg VARCHAR2 (80);

  lc_pipe_name VARCHAR2 (30);

  BEGIN

  lc_pipe_name: = 'Maguzzi_PIPE ';

  DBMS_PIPE. PACK_MESSAGE (lc_cmd);

  ln_status: = dbms_pipe.send_message (lc_pipe_name);

  RETURN ln_status;

  END;

  /

  The Image of the BLOB is written to the correct location on the server "test_file.jpg", and although the exec_host_command function returns a value of 0, the shell script (tst_convert.sh) is not executed (i.e. no output file is created - outfile.txt and the image is not copied/converted to a new file name "" test_file_out.jpg" )

  Shell script

  ========

  tst_convert.sh

  echo 'Here' > outfile.txt

  Echo $1 > > outfile.txt

  Echo $2 > > outfile.txt

  resizing to convert $1 - $200 2

  Could this be problems with permissions on files?

  test_file1.jpg has permission - rw-rw-r-

  test_convert.sh a permission rwxrwxrwx

  When I run the script manually and pass in 2 parameters ($1 = infilename and $2 = outfilename), it works...

  I'd appreciate if someone can point out my mistake or suggest another method that works.

  Thanks in advance

  How long does it take to create the converted file? Remember that the external Scheduler is running asynchronously, so it is possible that the converted file does not exist yet when the PL/SQL block subsequently tries to open it.

  Try to add some delay seconds to the routine to ensure that the external task is completed:

      begin
        dbms_scheduler.create_job(
            job_name => 'MAG_IMAGE_CONVERT2'
          , job_type => 'EXECUTABLE'
          , job_action => '/home/oracle/DOCUMENTS_DIR/tst_convert2.sh' );--  '/home/oracle/DOCUMENTS_DIR/tst_convert.sh');
        dbms_scheduler.enable('MAG_IMAGE_CONVERT2');
        dbms_lock.sleep(3);
      end;
  

  This probably isn't really a viable solution in the long term if it turns out that this is really the problem.