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syntax of start command? [message #98636]

Mon, 14 February 2005 22:40

Naveen Verma
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Registered: August 2004

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Hi
could u plz tell me the sysntx of start command.
I want to run a sql file to copy data from one schema to another schema.
I am giving one example what I found some where.
ex: start /local/bin/copy.sql
/
115

my problem is what is 115. what is the use of this after running start command.

regards
ravi

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Re: syntax of start command? [message #98638 is a reply to message #98636]

Tue, 15 February 2005 08:31

andrew again
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Registered: March 2000

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From the OS prompt you can run it like this:
sqlplus -s scott/tiger@mydb @t.sql

From within sqlplus:
SQL>@t.sql

or

SQL>start t.sql

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