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Hi,

Can anyone please give me a script or let me know how to connect to a sybase database and execute a query using Korn shell scripts.Am new to Unix but i need to do this ASAP.

Please help.

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Have a look here.
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Hi thanks, but can you please let me know where to give the server details like ip or machine name.
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Add -S to the isql call and include the server name.

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isql -Uuser -Ppassword -Sserver <<EOF
your sql here
EOF
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Add -S to the isql call and include the server name.

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isql -Uuser -Ppassword -Sserver <<EOF
your sql here
EOF
Hey Thanks it works..

Is there a way to directly write the result of a select query into a file or should we only loop through and write into file.

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Isnt it answered in this post.

You have the queried results in the variable $results.

Use a echo $results > output.txt

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Isnt it answered in this post.

You have the queried results in the variable $results.

Use a echo $results > output.txt

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Missed it ...Thanks anyway
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