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Thread: ¿ Is there a way to automatically execute a SQL script?

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    I need to find a way to automatically make a script run against a certain instance on my dB. Is it possible? Is it possible to run scripts from the command line? SVRMGR? SQL Worksheet? SQLPlus?

    Any ideas are welcome!

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    Which platform?
    David Knight
    OCP DBA 8i, 9i, 10g

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    On Unix platform you can run a cron-job to automate a script.

    On NT you can use TASK scheduler to run a script if you like.

    - Magnus

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    Windows NT 4.0 SP6
    Oracle 8.0.5


    Also, I use the scheduler service all the time, but to execute an oracle script? I thought you had to be in SQL Worksheet or SQLPlus, etc. to do that?

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    you can schedule to run a batch file under WinAT or AT program on Windows NT. The contents of the batchfile will be like --

    C:\ORACLE\ORA81\BIN\SQLPLUSW.EXE userid/pass@hoststring @c:\scripts\Myscript.sql

    Also you can go to http://www.americansys.com/ and download a free version of EZSchedular for NT. It's pretty neat !!!

    - Rajeev
    Rajeev Suri

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