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Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #262605]

Mon, 27 August 2007 19:45

aliceg
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Location: Los Angeles

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I am creating a Unix shell script with below command:

"sqlplus -s stage/stagep@itxp1 @fixture_file.sql;"
where the fixture_file.sql creates the actual flat file from a query.
What can I do to turn off the output from the screen?
I tried everything even importing terminal vt100 but still displays the output which is supposed to spool to a specific location as defined by fixture_file.sql
Any suggestions?
Thanks so much, --Alice

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #262663 is a reply to message #262605]

Tue, 28 August 2007 00:56

Littlefoot
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Did you try to include SET TERMOUT OFF into your SQL script? Something like this:

REM test.sql

set termout off
spool test.txt
select table_name from user_tables;
spool off
exit;

This is how it runs:

M:\>sqlplus -s scott/tiger@ora10 @test

M:\>

See? No output to the screen!

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #262987 is a reply to message #262663]

Tue, 28 August 2007 13:28

aliceg
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Location: Los Angeles

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Thanks a million times! It worked !!!!
All the best, --Alice

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #616678 is a reply to message #262987]

Thu, 19 June 2014 10:46

akeller728
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Registered: June 2014
Location: MT

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I have a similar, but slightly different question on this topic. The Oracle administrator has created a login.sql with "set showmode on". I want to do the following in UNIX;
unix_var=`sqlplus -s user/pass << EOF
set term off echo off feed off time off showmode off
SELECT sysdate
FROM dual;`
echo unix_var

I'm expecting to get just the date, but I get:
new: showmode BOTH
end of LOGIN.SQL
05-JUN-14

Other than creating my own login.sql which won't happen in the production environment, is there a way to not have showmode display?

Tony

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #616679 is a reply to message #616678]

Thu, 19 June 2014 11:36

Michel Cadot
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You cannot bypass what is in the login.sql script, so no you can't if you can't create your own login.sql in your sqlpath.

Note that the DBA should not impose a login.sql, he has the glogin.sql to put general settings which should not contain anything but variable settings or column format or things like that if your enterprise has a general policy on them.
You should be able to create as you want a login.sql for your scripts/sessions.

In short, glogin.sql is for settings valid for all using an Oracle home, login.sql is for settings valid for all scripts sharing some (SQL) paths (generally a set of scripts or batches).

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #616774 is a reply to message #616679]

Fri, 20 June 2014 09:32

akeller728
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Ah... Someone showed me a way to do it:

sqlplus -s -R 3 user/pass

Won't allow access to host, but I don't need that.

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Re: Turn off output on the terminal for sql script in Unix shell [message #616801 is a reply to message #616774]

Fri, 20 June 2014 13:08

Michel Cadot
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Quote:

but I don't need that.

Are you sure?
Isn't your command "qlplus -s stage/stagep@itxp1 @fixture_file.sql;"?
It means you have to access to "fixture_file.sql", doesn't it?

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