Re: How to start a Stored Procedure directly from Unix shell skript ?

Following up on Howard J. Rogers, 12 Mar 2003:

>
> Put two and two together: we have a self-running database which is managed
> by GUI tools which can interface with O/S scripts. What need is there for
> a command line utility?? And why don't we just call it SQL Server for
> neatness's sake????

Hehehe! Must be dingbat night chez Rogers! :)))

Still:

Just came back from the AUSOUG monthly bash. Slee and Mathews talked about RAC on Linux, so did IBM, HPaq, Intel and a few others.

Bottom line: you need command line knowledge now for managing RAC, but watch out for 10i: it's gone. Mostly the darn thing will be able to self-adjust, add/drop nodes via EM, upgrade one version on-line, etc.
N-i-f-t-y stuff!!!!

But the death of the RAC specialist, as well... Oh well! C'est la vida locca!

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Nuno Souto
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