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Re: How can you tell which operating system you ar on from PL/Sql?

From: Ron Reidy <rreidy_at_ecentral.com>
Date: 1997/09/13
Message-ID: <341AA061.A1DA64A6@ecentral.com>#1/1 







In the package DBMS_UTILITY, there is a function named "port_string".
This function will return the version of Oracle server, and the
platform/OS you are running on.



rr



Vahid Tadjkarimi wrote:



> I wonder if it is possible to tell the operation system (NT4.0, AIX

> ..)

> you are on from PL/Sql.  I use UTL_FILE and it behaves differently on

> NT4.0 than AIX.  Thanks.

Received on Sat Sep 13 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT












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