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Access SQL with crontab
Hi,
I wrote a script shell whose function is to make a remove of directories depending on the result of a query on Oracle database. When I execute my script shell directly from unix, it works fine. But, when I put it in a line of a crontab, it doesn't work no more, because of the sql request.(error 127) Has anyboby an Idea ? thanks. following is the line of the crontab used to test : * * * * * /dimdata/scripts/menage_dm |
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