Re: Batch Files

Look on Oracle's Web page (www.oracle.com) - on the main page there is a Oracle NT link that if you follow it will provide NT scheduling, startup and shutdown scripts of Oracle SID's. (Services in NT). Oracle's home page gets real busy during the day.

NT batch language - look just like DOS, couple more extra things. On NT go to DOS prompt (command prompt) and type in: help... just like DOS. Obviously, nothing can ever replace DCL functionality.

Jeff Shervey
Waterford, WI

Joe McSheffery <joe_at_vulcan.achq.dnd.ca> wrote in article <335EBCF6.C36_at_vulcan.achq.dnd.ca>...
> Hello All
>
> I am currently moving an Oracle 7.0.16.2 DB from DEC Alpha OpenVMS
> to Oracle 7.3.2 .3.1 on DEC Alpha NT 3.51.
>
> All my current "Housekeeping" Command files (VAX DCL) will be useless
> on NT. Does anybody have a collection of this type of file (SHUTDOWN
> IMMEDIATE, STARTUP RESTRICTED, FULL EXPORT, IMPORT, EXPORT etc) in
> Windows NT format ? ? ?
>
> Also can anyone tell me what the Command Language (.CMD) is called ?
> The little bit I can find looks somewhat like DOS, but I am told that it
> isn't. Is there a good Reference Book/Users Guide out there for the
> Language ? I have Microsoft TechNet and Windows NT 3.51 Resource Kit,
> but finding anything in either of those is like finding the needle in
> the hay stack.
>
> Appreciate any help offered/given !
>
> Joe McSheffery
> Winnipeg (WaterWorld II)
>
  Received on Fri Apr 25 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT