11-13-2006
output syntax error
Hello,
Well the error 0094 symbolize :
oerr ora 904
00904, 00000, "%s: invalid identifier"
Hence i believe that there z error in declaration of yr variable output so , its better u use the variable and before that mention the default directories of yr oracle file like
mention in starting of yr script
. /in/local/bin/.tools.sh
where tools .sh is a hidden script to call and set yr env variables of oracle and then u cal directly call sql .
KRegards,
Aparna
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