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• Need an example of loop with sql statement in shell script values

  Hello

  I have to present a simultaneous program to each line of the table through script shell (only).

  The table has all the parameters required to pass to the concurrent program.

  I have trouble in a loop with the lines of sql statement results.

  Could someone give me an example of a shell script with a loop with the sql statement values.

  appreciate your time and your help.

  Thank you

  Ganesh

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  {

  sqlplus-s $OA_USR / $OA_PWD<>

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  SELECT param1, param2, param3

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  } | while reading line

  do

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  then

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  param2 = "$2."

  param3 = "$3."

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  FI

  fact

  }

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• Why the sql statement was extucted twice in shell script?

  I tried to test the rac load balancing using the shell script depending on suse 10 + oracle 10g rac.

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  #!/bin/bash
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  done
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  After run the shell script, I got the result to follow.

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  1
  
  INSTANCE_NAME
  ----------------
  ora10g2
  
  INSTANCE_NAME
  ----------------
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  2
  
  INSTANCE_NAME
  ----------------
  ora10g1
  
  INSTANCE_NAME
  ----------------
  ora10g1
  
  3
  
  INSTANCE_NAME
  ----------------
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  Robinson

  Because you have one; and one.

• 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.
  
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  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
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  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
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  env|grep -i ORACLE|grep -v grep|sort >> $trcfle
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  oracle$

  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.

• Calling shell script program SQL and passing parameters

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

  # Accept system input parameters
  p_user_id=$1
  p_job_id=$2
   
  sqlplus.exe -s $p_user_id @$RD_PATH/rd_test.sql $p_user_id $p_job_id

  SQL program (rd_test.sql)
  

  -- Accept system input parameters
  define p_user_id = &1
  define p_job_id = &2
  
  -- Wondering if its possible to pass these 3 parameters from a shell script program.
  -- (1) rd_test-$p_job_id-3-1.lis
  -- (2) RD_PRINTER(rd_test,3)
  -- (3) t_data
  
  select
  t_data=''rd_test-'||'''$p_job_id'''||'-1-1.txt''
  t_data_dir=''.''
  ksh $RD_PATH/another_shell_prog.sh $p_user_id $p_job_id '||a.rd_value||' '
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  '$t_data $t_data_dir'||'
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  check_command'
  from rd_job_parameter b, rd_job_parameter a
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  and b.job_id = a.job_id
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  /

  As always, this is not something I have to solve that minute. Any help would be appreciated
  and I will think of the problem.
  
  Thank you
  REDA
  
  Published by: Raj404261 on June 25, 2009 11:40
  
  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:

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  # Accept system input parameters
  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
      1)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script1.sql;
  
      2)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script2.sql;
  
      3)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script3.sql;
  
      *)     SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script4.sql;
  esac
  
  export ${SQL_SCRIPT}
  
  #If you need to query the database at all to deduce which script to cal
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  set feedback off
  set verify off
  SELECT * FROM DUAL;
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  export {SCRIPT_VAR}
  
  SQL_SCRIPT=sql_script${SCRIPT_VAR}.sql
  
  # Then just call your script:
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• 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)

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  ==========

  Set serveroutput size 100000

  declare

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  where nom_image like '% comp2.

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

  v_result number: = 0;

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

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

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  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);

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  Result of the entry of the file: 0

  Result of resizing the file: 0

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

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

  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);

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  ln_status: = dbms_pipe.send_message (lc_pipe_name);

  RETURN ln_status;

  END;

  /

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  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.

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

• will not appear sql statemnt in shell script

  Hello

  I have a shell script with an unfavourable sql she calls another script where I connect to dabase.

  In the journal of the script, I see the sql statement and I wish that that do not show me anything. How I make these?

  Thank you

  Hello

  2650697 wrote:

  Hello

  I have a shell script with an unfavourable sql she calls another script where I connect to dabase.

  In the journal of the script, I see the sql statement and I wish that that do not show me anything. How I make these?

  Thank you

  Your postal code.  It is very difficult to tell what you're doing wrong without knowing what you are doing.

  You can have SQL statements directly in your shell script.  They must be in a script by themselves, said fubar.sql, and shell script must contain

  @fubar

  instead of real SQL statements.

• Using the shell script sql variable

  OS: Oracle Linux 5.10

  DB Oracle 11.2.0

  I have need to query the database and assign the return value to a variable of shell, but it does not work.

  create table imr_env (key varchar2(1000), value varchar2(1000) ;
  insert into imr_env values('TblspcUsagePct','90');
  commit;
  

  Here is the shell script:

  #!/bin/bash
  echo "in script"
  ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1 ; export ORACLE_HOME
  ORACLE_SID=IMR1 ; export ORACLE_SID
  export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
  
  pct=`sqlplus -S app/manager <<END
         set serveroutput on
         declare
            output_val number ;
         BEGIN
            select value into output_val from imr_env where key = 'TblspcUsagePct' ;
            dbms_output.put_line('output_val: ' || to_char(output_val)) ;
         END ;
         /
         exit;
  END`
  
  ## another sqlplus connection, use $pct in the where clause
  
  echo "var value is $pct"
  
  

  Here is the result:

  SQL> ./test.sh
  in script
  var value is 
  
  output_val: 90
  

  Why isn't the shell variable is populated with the value retrieved from the database?

  I need to use $pct in another query that will be storage spaces that are at least 90% full.

  I had to change to a korn shell - I couldn't get the "READ" command in shell or bash.

  But it is not only "READ" command:

  SQL > select * from IMR_ENV;

  THE KEY VALUE

  ------------------------- -----

  TblspcWarningLimit 90

  TblspcUsagePct 50

  SQL > exit

  Disconnected from the database to Oracle 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

  $ cat test.sh

  VAL = $(sqlplus-S test/test)<>

  Set feedback off

  set the position

  Select (value) from imr_env, including the key to_number = "TblspcUsagePct";

  Select (value) from imr_env, including the key to_number = "TblspcWarningLimit";

  "exit";

  EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE

  )

  set $VAL

  Echo $1

  Echo $2

  $./test.sh

  50

  90

  $ echo $SHELL

  / bin/bash

  $

• Component sql through shell script

  How to call a sql through UNIX shell script file?

  Rahul India wrote:

  export ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE/product/10g
  
  cd $ORACLE_HOME
  set `sqlplus -s / <
  

  THIS SCRIPT IS OK?

  You will also need to set ORACLE_SID

  And I don't know why everyone puts the reference to sqlplus context of a 'set' assessment, nor why they put the reference to Scripture in a redirected input stream. What you need is

  sqlplus -s user/password  @r_100.sql
  

  And to make sure the environment is set correctly:

  export ORACLE_SID=whatever
  export ORAENV_ASK=NO
  . oraenv
  unset ORAENV_ASK=NO
  sqlplus -s user/password  @r_100.sql
  

• Call the PL/SQL shell script

  Hi all
  
  I've seen several links and options for calling a PL/SQL shell script. I was wondering if there is something like DBMS_SCHEDULER. CREATE_PROGRAM-> executable that calls an external program in 11 GR 2.
  
  Here's what I have to. I have 11 GR 2 database with Dataguard. I have START triggering who begins a DBMS_SERVICE when the role becomes PRIMARY. In the same instance, I would stop the VIP on the former primary database and start the VIP on the new primary database.
  
  Thanks for the advice and assistance.
  
  Jan S.

  The URL below links to ask Tom. Inside, he talks about creating a Java procedure in your database that allows you to execute commands from the host OS (PL/SQL calls the proc of Java that runs the host command). There are several ways to run the OS commands, but this one is very flexible. I needed to use it for a task that I have who didn't fit one of the other methods very well.

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/Apex/f?p=100:11:0:no:P11_QUESTION_ID:3069633370832