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I've a script that fetches various values from the database as below:
#! /bin/ksh $conn="user/pwd@service_name" `sqlplus -s << $conn EOF1 @xyz.sql @pqr.sql @abc.sql EOF1` The output of the script should generate txt files containing the results from queries which are further manipulated for display / reporting. However, when the scripts executes, Oracle throws an exception SP-0734 : not found .. as against running a direct query within the HERE docs (<< EOF1 EOF1). The same exception doesn't arise when the entire block is assigned to a return variable. Can someone focus on why this shows up? TIA Sirisha |
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