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Re: login.sql whereabouts

From: Mark Rothstein <xxxmarkr_at_snet.net>
Date: 1998/03/16
Message-ID: <350D9405.517D06E4@snet.net>#1/1

At the end of the 'glogin.sql' file I have inserted the line "start $HOME/login.sql" to run the 'login.sql' file in the user's home directory (though the name for the file could be anything). After '$HOME/login.sql' is run, the 'login.sql' file in the current working directory, if it exists, is then run. If the file '$HOME/login.sql' doesn't exist, sqlplus will sqawk (can't find file), but otherwise I haven't encountered any problems.

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Mark Rothstein
xxxmarkr_at_snet.net
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Ryan Rucker wrote:


>
> Is there any way to force sqlplus to read login.sql from one location
> (such as my home directory) just for one user (myself)?
>
Received on Mon Mar 16 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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