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The output file is empty. Please Help
Dear all,
Currently I writing a ksh script to perform some sql query. I already pipe results in a output file. But when I checked it, the output file is empty. Below is part of the script that I wrote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ function ssttal11 { echo "Enter username for the database" read username echo "Enter password for the database" read password echo "Enter SQL statement" read sqlstatement SQL_PLUS_COMMAND="/app/oracle/bin/sqlplus -s ${username}/${password}@ssttal11" statement=${sqlstatement} echo "$statement" | $SQL_PLUS_COMMAND echo "$statement" | $SQL_PLUS_COMMAND > /migration/folder_a/sql_query.out } ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Do I left anything else? The code seems fine. But it doesn't shows the sql query results in the sql_query.out Appreciate you all if can help me on this. Thank you. |
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