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calling two procedures from one ksh ???
Hi to all,
This is first posting in this forum. I quite new to this KSH....i guess i ll have some fun... ![]() Well, I have two indivdual korn shell scripts. i m calling PL/SQL stored procedure from korn shell script. It works absolutely fine. Once its completed the log is updated and data is loaded into tables. These two loades the data into two different tables. Then have dependency. So i have to run A.ksh and Later B.ksh. If i run B.ksh first then data will not be loaded since it has dependency on A.ksh. So i was trying to merge into one korn shell script. First run 1st procedurer if successfully completed then run 2nd procedure. if 1st procedure is failed then dont run 2nd procedure. So how do i accomplish this in korn shell script ??? Any idea guys Thank you so much in advance !!! |
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