Re: Can print to file in PL/SQL?
From: S. Kannan <skannan_at_cardinal.fs.com>
Date: 1995/09/14
Message-ID: <439k5n$f8k_at_cardinal.fs.com>#1/1
Date: 1995/09/14
Message-ID: <439k5n$f8k_at_cardinal.fs.com>#1/1
Jennifer L. Archie (jarchie_at_ivar7) wrote:
: I would like to print out to a file, the parameter list for a stored
: procedure. Is this possible? I haven't seen any demo examples or read
: anything in the Oracle books that indicate this is possible or not.
: Is there anything I can give to put_line() to tell it to print the buffer
: to a file?
: Thanks for the help.
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- Although, you cannot directly write to a file using put_line, you can use dbms_pipes to provide this functionality. You can send messages in your PL/SQL subprogram that are received by a pro*c. These messages can then be written to a file. You'll however need a minimum of two sessions , one constantly receiving messages that the other session is sending.
- Another method (which I am sure you have thought of) is to use a table. You write your messages into this table and select rows from these tables, spooling them into a file.
Hope this helps.
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