07-20-2006
connecting sql from shell
Hi all,
I am running an sql file from unix .In the log file along with the output
i am getting details of connecting and disconnecting sqlplus like
It saves the output with "Connected to Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release
8.1.7.4.0 Connected as apps" and "disconnected to oracle 8i......"
How can i set off the login details and able 2 print only output ?
Thanks for all the help,
rrs
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