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    Copy command

    SQL plus COPy command is introduced in oracle which version ?

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    a very very old one and its now deprecated anyway

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    it is not deprecated..

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    yes it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by davey23uk
    yes it is
    but it is avilable in 10g R2

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    Hi

    Davey is right deprecated desont mean it doesnt work but its just a hint to you that you should stop using it if your scripts still depend upon sqlplus copy command in some future version it will not work or it might not work as expected.

    Very much like raw devices in Linux .Linux kernel devbelopers in the latest release depreacted raw devices in favour of Direct I/O but that doesnt mean raw devices will not work

    regards
    Hrishy

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    Quote Originally Posted by hrishy
    Hi

    Davey is right deprecated desont mean it doesnt work but its just a hint to you that you should stop using it if your scripts still depend upon sqlplus copy command in some future version it will not work or it might not work as expected.

    Very much like raw devices in Linux .Linux kernel devbelopers in the latest release depreacted raw devices in favour of Direct I/O but that doesnt mean raw devices will not work

    regards
    Hrishy

    K....Thanks Hrishy

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