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Old 09-04-2007
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Post connecting to remote db from unix script

Hi everybody,

My bash script is trying to connect to a remote database using the 'sqlplus' binary.For this i set(export) the variable TWO_TASK to the value of database name excluding the dot extension part.

Can anyone explain me what's the significance of this TWO_TASK variable while connecting to a remote database and how the flow is happening?

Your help is appreciated

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Dileep Pattayath
 

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