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  1. #1
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    hi !

    Is there a way to run OS Command ? With a package for example ?

    druide

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    Tim Hall has a great site, I hope this is what U R looking 4:

    http://www.oracle-base.com/Articles/...sFromPLSQL.asp
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    Thanks a lot, that's what I am loking but unfortunately, it works for Oracle 8i and 9i and my problem is for Oracle 8.0.6.
    Any other suggestion ?

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    go to metalink and look

    For unix :
    a. Calling Operating System Commands from PL/SQL using External Procedures Note:99136.1
    b. Dynamic SQL and System Commands Using DBMS_PIPE Note:14082.1

    For Windows :
    a. How to Launch Windows NT OS Commands From an External Procedure Note:130799.1
    b. How to Execute NT Operating System Command From PL/SQL Note:136527.1



    a. How to perform FTP operations from within PL/SQL (part I) Note:159034.1
    b. How to perform FTP operations from within PL/SQL (part II) Note:159061.1
    c. How to perform FTP operations from within PL/SQL (part III) Note:159062.1
    @ Execute remote shell script through external procedure Note:111780.1
    d. How to perform FTP operations from within PL/SQL,external procedure Part 1,2,3 Note:163737.1,
    Note:163738.1,
    Note:163739.1


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