Re: Executing a Unix command from PL/SQL
From: Thomas Vanya <twvanya_at_eastman.com>
Date: 19 May 1998 20:16:05 GMT
Message-ID: <01bd8363$595fe660$0cdb74a6_at_PC88555209.tex.emn.com>
Date: 19 May 1998 20:16:05 GMT
Message-ID: <01bd8363$595fe660$0cdb74a6_at_PC88555209.tex.emn.com>
[Quoted] My PL/SQL V2.3 manual obtained with O7 7.3 makes no mention of a 'HOST' command from within PL/SQL. The only method I have used with O7 has been to use Oracle Pipes from within PL/SQL and send host commands over the pipe to a 3GL program that then issues the command to the OS. I have implemented an email system callable from PL/SQL via this method. Check out the Application Developer's Guide for more info.
-- Thomas W. Vanya Database Administrator Eastman Chemical Company Michelle Warner <hrdbdy_at_sprynet.com> wrote in article <356183B3.3BC19ED7_at_sprynet.com>...Received on Tue May 19 1998 - 22:16:05 CEST
> I am using Oracle 7.3.2 and have been unsuccessful using the Host
> command from within
> my PL/SQL procedures. Are you using the Host command in PL/SQL and if
> so, how
> did you get it to work?
>
> Michelle Warner
>
> Martin Boroske wrote:
>
> > I always use the command 'HOST' (in ORACLE 7).
> >
> > --
> > MfG
> > M;B
>
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