Feedback from shell script?

I know that you can use app.system () in PS to run a shell script. Is there a way to capture the information it is out?

For example:

Info var = app.system (' / Users/ypml/Desktop-name \"*.jpg\"'");

Alert (info);

Returns '0' instead of the list of the files that were found. Any ideas how to get this information?

Thank you!

Use a redirect to save the output to a file. Then read the file info.

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Hi guys,.
Greetings from Toronto. Is it possible to move one or more strings as parameters to a sql from shell script program?

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# Accept system input parameters
p_user_id=$1
p_job_id=$2
 
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Published by: Raj404261 on June 25, 2009 17:29

OK, just a few pointers possible if you need to go the way of shell script.

I suggest that you have a separate SQL script for each of your options, which retains the fairly well-defined lines and keeps the maintenance as simple as possible. Therefore, in your shell script, you can have something like:

#!/bin/ksh
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p_user_id=$1
p_job_id=$2

# Deduce which script you'll call here
# using if statements, or even a case:

if [[ p_job_id -eq 1 ]]
then
  SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script1.sql
else
  SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script2.sql
fi

# Or using case

case $2
  in
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    2)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script2.sql;

    3)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script3.sql;

    *)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script4.sql;
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export ${SQL_SCRIPT}

#If you need to query the database at all to deduce which script to cal
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SCRIPT_VAR=`sqlplus -s username/password << EOF
set heading off
set feedback off
set verify off
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EOF`

export {SCRIPT_VAR}

SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script${SCRIPT_VAR}.sql

# Then just call your script:
sqlplus. -s $p_user_id/password @${SQL_SCRIPT}

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====================
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DB Oracle 11.2.0
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```
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```
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```
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------------------------- -----

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dev > set X
dev > var1 = $1
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dev > login = ' / '.
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set verify off
set feedback off
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whenever sqlerror exit sql.sqlcode rollback
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set linesize 4000

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SCRIPT2 HOW IT SHOULD BE:
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-THE DATE MUST HAVE THE APOSTROPHES AND PREFERABLY AT THE END OF THE PREVIOUS LINE

whenever sqlerror exit sql.sqlcode rollback
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SET COPYCOMMIT 20
set linesize 4000

COPY FROM {username}/{pswd}@{DB2}  TO {username}/{pswd}@{DB2} -
CREATE SL_DTC_TMP USING SELECT DISTINCT -
col1, col2, col3 -
FROM dual -
WHERE veh_data_elements_cd = 'ODO_READ' -
and       dh.data_collected_timstm >= '12-AUG-11' -
and       substr(vdh.vin,10,1) in ('A','B','C','D')
/
spool off
exit

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Oops, sorry, I forgot to change the line.
Must be double quotes to delimit the orignial:

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Sylvie

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fact

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1

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