utl_file_dir parameter

From: Baylis, John <JBaylis_at_mail.canfor.ca>
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 15:24:43 -0700
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We would like to create files in various directories on HP unix using the utl_file package

Since what we really need is

utl_file_dir = /directory/users/* which does not work,

and we do not want to specify the following due to security reasons, is there any alternative methods that are available to accomplish this?

utl_file_dir = *

Are there other techniques or work arounds?

John Baylis
DBA / Systems Administrator
Canadian Forest Products Ltd.
Vancouver B.C. Canada

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We would like to create files in =
various directories on HP unix using the utl_file package


     Since =
what we really need is


     utl_file_dir =
=3D /directory/users/*     =              =
which does not work,

 

     and we do not want to specify the following due = to security reasons, is there any alternative methods that are = available to accomplish this?

     utl_file_dir =
=3D *


Are there other =
techniques or work arounds?


John =
Baylis
 DBA / Systems Administrator
 Canadian Forest Products Ltd.
 Vancouver B.C. Canada
Received on Tue Oct 17 2000 - 17:24:43 CDT