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Passwd in the line command
Friends, a help
I need to do a script in the following way #!/bin/ksh passwd="us45#9ii" su - orapdr -c "sqlplus system/$passwd @verif_tbs.sql" When and executed in the line cmd is this way orapdr 2093232 1 0 Aug 21 - 52:02 sqlplus system/us45#9ii @verif_tbs.sql Does question have as not showing the password in the command line..? Thank you Samuel |
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