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• Run the PLSQL Script from Batch file

  I am trying to run a PL/SQL script in a batch file in sp1 Windows 7 Prof

  N ° 1) I wrote a simple PL/SQL script:

  --

  -The scope of variables

  --

  DECLARE

  v_sal number (7.2): = 50000;

  v_comm number (7.2): = v_sal *. 20;

  v_message varchar2 (100): = 'eligible for the commission;

  BEGIN

  declare

  v_sal number (7.2): = 50000;

  v_comm number (7.2): = 0;

  v_total_comp number (7.2): = v_sal + v_comm;

  Start

  v_message: = "not committed not" | v_message;

  dbms_output.put_line (' message of sub-block is ' | v_message);

  dbms_output.put_line (' subblock v_comm is ' | v_comm);

  end;

  v_message: = 'seller '. v_message;

  -dbms_output.put_line ('Main block v_total_comp' | v_total_comp); -Error: not visible in the main block

  dbms_output.put_line ('Main block v_comm' | v_comm);

  dbms_output.put_line (' main block message is ' | v_message);

  END;

  /

  Step 2) then I wrote a simple batch TstBatch.bat file

  sqlplus scott/tiger@orcl < PLSqlVarInputTst1.sql > > TstBatch.log

  Step 3) in the BACK of cmd, I tried to run TstBatch.bat

  C: > TstBatch.bat

  The log file tells me that I have connected to Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release...

  Then a lot of SQL > SQL > SQL >... 26 times

  Procedue of PL/SQL completed successfully.

  Disconnected from Oracle database

  I also tried running the PLSQL script in SQLPlus:

  SQL: > @PLSqlVarInputTst1.sql

  Tell me the procedure completed successfully.

  QUESTION: So, where is the output of the PL/SQL script?

  Hello

  You must activate the output: Add the following line at the beginning of your PL/SQL script:

  SET SERVEROUT ON

  ...

• LEARNING OF BATCH FILES AND WINDOWS CANNOT FIND ' C:\DOCUMENTS'__

  Technical info: Windows XP Pro SP 2. Microsft Office home and Student 2007. AVG Free 9.0.

  Hello

  I am trying to learn the basics of Batch files and am confused right now. I can get a. BAT file to produce a BACK screen and play with some commands, but when I try to get a. BAT file to open a MS Word 07 Doc I get the following message

  Windows cannot find 'C:\Documents '. It stops at Documents. When infact the entire address would include Documents\testdoc or something else. I use Notepad to write the. BAT files.

  If I go into the file target itself and copy and paste the address in XP search utility, it locates the file (with a full name), instantly. But if I do the same copy and paste, paste the address directly in. BAT file for example: C:\windows, DEPARTURE etc etc... It is just straight up with the above mentioned error message.

  All advice forge kindly appreciated. My ultimate goal is to learn how to create a Batch file that will erase the files in different directories about five or six on the click of a button.

  Thanks Mick.

  I'm not an expert in writing .bat files. If no one else is here, you should post on the MSDN forums or there may be a group of newsgroups for .bat file writing.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  I'm sorry that I wasn't able to help you.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Run a batch file in windows separated box to call DRM client batch

  I need your suggestions on what follows.

  ODI & DRM are installed on separate boxes.

  Now, I want to ODI to call a batch file (kept on DRM - Windows box, this batch file called client batch DRM for export metadata). I tried to use the notion of shared folder, but without success.

  Pointers please?

  This should work for you-

  Create a batch on your current server (ODI) file and write in the path to the other file of commands on the other server.

  Server2completename/D$/path/yourbatchfile.bat

  Calling your batch file that you created on the same machine... which inturn will call the other on another machine batch file to run the batch client from the ODI.

  Also you can paste errors that you can get... need to check if you get any specific problem related to this.

  Thank you

  Denzz

• MaxL Script and batch file

  I have a MaxL script that exports data from different cubes Level0. I have a batch file to call this script at daily intervals.
  
  I want to name something out of different every day (preferably NAMEmmdd type format). I know that I can add a rename or move the lot but wonder if there is a MaxL method that will allow me to export to another name?
  
  Current MaxL is simply
  export database APP. Level0 data_file DB database ' ' $Arborpath\am1119.txt "";
  
  Ideas or direction to go learn the answer?
  
  T,
  J

  Hello

  You can enter variables in maxl, so you the calling batch file can pass in a variable that contains the name of the file with the current date...

  For example, you have a batch file
  essmsh c:\temp\export.mxl "C:\temp\output%DATE:~3,2%%DATE:~0,2%.txt".

  If that was run today it would pass in ' C:\temp\output1118.txt

  Now in your maxl you just refer to the variable with

  export data from database sample.basic Level0 to data_file $1;

  $1 refers to the variable which has been adopted, the 1 being the position, in which it was adopted.

  See you soon

  John
  http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

• Batch file to run the MaxL script

  Hi all
  
  Can someone tell me please how to run a MaxL script by using a batch file in Windows (XP). I use Essbase 11.1.1.3.
  
  It would be great if someone could send a .bat file, I'm not sure of the syntax.
  
  See you soon,.
  Sahil

  John gives you the right way re the Ref Tech.

  If you want the code, you can check my post (a bit old but still perfectly usable) here:
  http://camerons-blog-for-Essbase-hackers.blogspot.com/2009/07/fixing-plannings-filters.html

  You can download the code via this post as well.

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

• Windows 7 keeps looping in my batch files

  I recently bought a new computer and Windows 7 came over her.  I like it so far.  I just have a problem.  I can't run batch files.

  If I open the command prompt and type:

  stop s f

  everything works fine.  I gives me a notice that my computer shuts down in less than a minute.  But I put exactly the same inside a file, I named "shutdown.bat" command prompt appears and shows exactly what I typed, skip a line, then it displays again and again and again and again...

  So I am confused.  I've been reading about people having problems with batch files in Windows 7, but my problem seems completely different from theirs.

  Now all I know is:

  • command prompt will still receive the shutdown command
  • My batch file run when double click
  • contents of the batch file will not run

  If anyone can help?

  It is a classic case of the dog bites his tail. When you put the command

  stop s f

  in your batch file then this command executes the batch itself rather than shutdown.exe, as shutdown.bat is located in the current folder! There are several ways to solve this problem, but the safest is to avoid at all costs to name your batch file identical to a system file. Rename it to MyShutdown.bat and your problem will be solved.

• Batch file for migration and closing the virtual computer

  Hello, currently my company uses visualization of network monitoring software that allows us to react when certain thresholds are exceeded. We seek to define a threshold for when our UPS reaches a certain point (i.e. a point where the battery is discharged) and we would like to run a script or batch file that stops certain s VM, migrate some s VM for a single host and stop some ESX hosts. We want to create as much time as possible for our virtual machines essential.  I came across this tool and wonder if someone has done something similar? I'm not very familiar with batch files, and I'm fighting to run second and third commands. My current batch file looks like this: C:\WINDOWS\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe - PSConsoleFile "C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\vSphere PowerCLI\vim.psc1" - NoExit-command ' Connect-VIServer VIServer-user 'exampleusername'-'examplepassword' password ' I can't run additional commands after connection. As I said I'm not very good with batch files and I am new with this program.   If someone could point me in the right direction of the execution of the additional commands from a batch file after you have connected the script above, I would appreciate it a lot.
  I also would be interested in other ideas, if others have done similar things for the same purpose.
  Thank you very much!

  Instead of real orders of PS during the invocation of PowerShell, you might call a. Ps1 script that contains all of the instructions of PS.

  To call the script from a command file, you can do something like this

  C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -PSConsoleFile "C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\vSphere PowerCLI\vim.psc1" c:\your_script.ps1
  

• Batch file gurus: how to copy don't miss it that files between parallel folder by using UNC paths trees

  The problem: you have two directories structures identical, a source and a target.  (Let's say \\srchost\srcfolder and c:\destfolder.)  The goal: using a batch file in Windows XP, browse to the source folders and add all files to the destination tree that do not already exist there.  We are not concerned with the dates, only if the file exists.

  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

  Using the command ForFiles to browse directories and pass them to replace does not work because it does not support UNC paths.

  Winds with the command For being... infernal.  Here is some of the best I have to this day, in the form of a batch file called with the paths of the src and dest as parameters:

  Set srcpath = % ~ f1
  the value destpath = % ~ f2
  for/r % srcpath % (.) DO)
  Set tmpsrc = %% ~ fi
  Set tmpdest = % destpath
  otherwise! tmpsrc! is % srcpath % set tmpdest = call! tmpdest! tmpsrc: % % = srcpath!
  replace/a! tmpsrc! \ *. * « ! tmpdest! »
  )

  I think we can all agree this is really obnoxious, especially because it works only if you start the shell with the V switch: WE.

  This turns into an unhealthy obsession for me.  I wanted a simple batch file solution to this since, oh, around 1990.  Surely, there must be a better way!  Can someone enlighten me?

  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .

  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.

  Thank you for your ideas!  I really sleep better if there is a healthy way to run this seemlingly simple task.

  -Roy

  Robocopy with . /XF looks like a possibility.

  "Roy Feague" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  The problem: you have two directories structures identical, a source and a target.  (Let's say \\srchost\srcfolder and c:\destfolder.)  The goal: using a batch file in Windows XP, browse to the source folders and add all files to the destination tree that do not already exist there.  We are not concerned with the dates, only if the file exists.

  The Replace command has a parameter /a which will do that to a single file, but it will not browse.

  Using the command ForFiles to browse directories and pass them to replace does not work because it does not support UNC paths.

  Winds with the command For being... infernal.  Here is some of the best I have to this day, in the form of a batch file called with the paths of the src and dest as parameters:

  Set srcpath = % ~ f1
  the value destpath = % ~ f2
  for/r % srcpath % (.) DO)
  Set tmpsrc = %% ~ fi
  Set tmpdest = % destpath
  otherwise! tmpsrc! is % srcpath % set tmpdest = call! tmpdest! tmpsrc: % % = srcpath!
  replace/a! tmpsrc! \ *. * « ! tmpdest! »
  )
  I think we can all agree this is really obnoxious, especially because it works only if you start the shell with the V switch: WE.

  This turns into an unhealthy obsession for me.  I wanted a simple batch file solution to this since, oh, around 1990.  Surely, there must be a better way!  Can someone enlighten me?

  And just at the head of some obvious answers:

  1. No, I don't have the option to install just .
  2. do not forget that it must work with the UNC paths, so ForFiles is out.
  Thank you for your ideas!  I really sleep better if there is a healthy way to run this seemlingly simple task.
  -Roy

• Batch file to start and stop

  Hi all
  
  Can we create a batch file to start and stop services. I need to start all as shared services, essbase, eas, planning, webanlysis and financial information and also the need to stop using the windows batch file. (Windows 2003 server... using service pack 1). Any help would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you

  Yes replacing the beginning with a stop will stop them. I would like to add the command to sleep between them to give them time to stop or start. It takes more time, but I had less problems if I did that, I found

• MS Dos command or batch file script

  How to remove files from a folder while MS-DOS command or batch file script keeping the last 15 days in windows server 2003R? Help, please

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Is it possible to use the batch is script to retrieve the value window server political group?

  Y at - it a batch command that will allow me to recover the value of group policy in Windows server? Something like gpedit.msc did, but I want because of the command line I want to convert this value to format I want.

  Example: If I open gpedit.msc, then I go to Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\Restore files and directories so I can get the value (administrators, backup operators) of this policy.

  All ways in the batch script can bring me to this path and capture value?

  Thanks, your help is very appreciated.

  Hello

  You could try to look at the list of Group Policy scripts or repost the question to the Scripting Guys or in Forum Windows Server forum.

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• How to upgrade a driver automatically in Windows NT by using the batch file

  I use the devcon tool to update a Windows XP driver, but unfortunately it does not support Windows NT. So I'm looking for a similar tool for Windows NT. Does anyone know any tool / or script that would update a driver via file/command line in Windows NT?

  Thank you for taking the time to read the question.

  Hello supportalcon,

  Thank you for the question!

  It is disheartening to know that have problems you with the Windows Driver. As I understand it, you need to update a driver automatically in Windows NT by using the batch file.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the MSDN Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the MSDN Forums. You can follow the link to your question:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories/

  Meet us if you face any problem of Windows, and I'd be happy to help you again and try to correct the problem as soon as possible.

  Good day!

  Hope this information helps.

• MS-DOS (script) to execute in WindowsXP - batch file 'trap' the errorlevel

  I am writing a Batch MS-DOS (script) file to run in Windows XP.  It run 3 programs: PKZIP for z/OS by PKWARE, FTP (BACK) and an MS-DOS Application with us.  How I 'trap' the errorlevel to each of these programs to ensure that they completed successfully?

  Hello

  Because the problem is related to the batch file, I recommend that you post this question in the MSDN forum.
  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories/

• Autorun script or a Batch file to launch the cd w / Autorun is disabled.

  We shot some Autorun at the AD level.   Does anyone know of a batch file or a script that I could use to launch the CD for a small population of employees?

  Hi LeonardCarrier,

  The issue of Windows XP, you have posted is related to Windows XP in a domain environment. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please ask your question in the TechNet forums for assistance.

  Hope the helps of information.