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building a SET clause in shell script
Hi,
I have a comma delimited string, e.g. empno, ename, sal. Using Korn Shell Script I want to build the SET clause for an UPDATE statement, and set clause should look like this: empno=decode(:empno, '?', empno, :empno), ename=decode(:ename, '?', empno, :ename), sal=decode(:sal, '?', sal, :sal) This comma seperated string can have any number of attributes in it seperated by commas. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks Shalu |
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