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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Problem running plsql & unix commands in 1 script Post 302091837 by tmarikle on Thursday 5th of October 2006 10:46:18 AM
Old 10-05-2006
Quote:
Originally Posted by siog
#!/bin/sh
#
sqlplus -s <<EOF username/password @/dir1/unld_date.sql > /dir2/dt_file.dat
exit 0
#
dt=`cat dt_file.dat`
today_dt=`date +%m%d%Y`
if [ "$dt" = "$today_dt" ]
then
#
# run pl/sql procedures 1 and 2
sqlplus -s <<EOF username/username @/dir3/code1.prc > /dir4/code1.log
@/dir3/code2.prc > /dir4/code2.log
exit
EOF
#
tail -10 /dir4/code1.log > log1.txt
tail -10 /dir4/code2.log > log2.txt
#
exit
Looking at the script again, the answer is clear. You are attempting to use a "here" document with the "<<EOF" statement. Your entire script is being pushed into sqlplus and when it reaches the "exit 0" command, it is exiting and the rest of your script isn't processed by sqlplus, which is why you don't see any error in you code1.log file.

You either need to add the "EOF" as stated by other posters or remove the "<<EOF". sqlplus will run the SQL at this point and let your script continue.
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