Re: Calling OS-scripts from a PC-client using TCP/IP ?
Date: 1996/01/22
Message-ID: <4e0327$jmc_at_mx.nsu.nsk.su>#1/1
T Ojala (tojala_at_cc.jyu.fi) wrote:
: Hello everybody!
: I wonder if anybody could give me some useful information, experience,
: hints etc about calling OS-scripts (VMS-procedures, unix-scripts) from
: a PC-client without any terminal session. I'm especially interested in
: solutions using Microsoft's TCP/IP stack together with Oracle7 on the
You can activate various process from the PL/SQL block's by
using Dbms_pipe package. It allows you to transfere some data
from one client (i.e. on Microsoft Windows) to another (Your unix-platform).
At unix-site You can browse message and activate proper process.
Execution results can be send back.
: server side.
: What would be the simpliest way to implement this?
: Anybody using Oracle7's DBMS_PIPE -procedure?
: Is it possible to use r-commands (rexec) with MS TCP/IP + Digital's
: UCX (or Process's TCPware) ?
: Any other useful methods?
: Any useful freeware available?
: I'd appreciate if you would mail answers to me directly (and of
: course to the newsgroup also). Thanks in advance!
: --
: Tane
: http://www.jyu.fi/~tojala/index.html
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