Try using the dbms_pipe package. RBG
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Subject: Host command-PL/SQL
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> Is there a way, from a PL/SQL procedure to go to a host command?
> There is a script that we want to run that is in Unix.
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> Oracle 8.1.5/Solaris 2.6
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