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problems running a sql loader script
Hi Folks,
I have created a number of unix scripts that i can run from the scheduler on a server-side application that we use (Chordiant Marketing Director). All scripts are working except one. This last script is a user load script which first truncates a table and then loads it using a flat file. The script comprises of a ctl file, a sql file (for truncating), a data file, a generic load script and an oracleset.ini file. When I run it directly from a unix session (Telnet) everything works, but when I try to run it from the application it gives me a status of completed but doesn't actually do anything. I have set permissions on all files and directories to rwxrwxrwx but still no success. I have tried several different unix accounts but none of them work (including the master user that owns all of the scripts and files). Is there anything obvious that I could be missing here? Any help much appreciated. Cheers, James |
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