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sql scripting help
I would like to run the following as bash script
sql -U history update feed_domain_configuration set enabled=1 where domain='lon' and vendor_name='<lond' -sam |
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Hi sam, I have no experience with Sybase... Have a look at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Sybase-ASE-HOWTO/usage.html
How do you normally start a sql script from the command line... sql / isql command or something? Just use this command and put it into your bash script.... What is the normal syntax used to start a .sql script at sybase? Regards, Johan Louwers. |
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