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Pipe SQL select statement results to script
Hello
I would like to perform a select from a oracle table and return those values to my shell script For example: site=head -1 $infile | cut -c1-15 | awk '{printf "s%", $0} sqlplus -s /nolog |& #Open pipe to sql select col1, col2, col3, col4 from oracle_table where col5 = $site exit # return to UNIX Script perform various operations using the retuned values col1, col2, col3 & col4 from the select statement Thank you Pat Houtakker |
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