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Table is not updating
Post 302613359 by rkrish on Tuesday 27th of March 2012 07:23:58 AM
03-27-2012
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Am declaring 3 variables CNT,DROPCNT,ERRORCNT.
storing the count(*) value in CNT.
If that (CNT)is not equal to the $c we have passed then we are fetching DROPCNT,ERROR_CNT from the same table.
editing them and updating them in db and commiting it.
It looks fine.
isit possible to display the contents of CNT,ERRORCNT and DROPCNT used inside the script?
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Thank you for posting the full sqlplus error message. I don't have the same version of Oracle as you and we all needed to read it.
The sqlplus syntax to invoke a program with parameters does not allow for the parameters to be passed to an script read from STDIN.
The correct approach is to put the whole SQL program into a ".sql" file (as you were advised before) and call it with parameters from the sqlplus line.
An alternative is to use the Shell approach to modify the program prior to execution as per Scrutinizer's advice.
The sqlplus syntax to invoke a program with parameters does not allow for the parameters to be passed to an script read from STDIN.
The correct approach is to put the whole SQL program into a ".sql" file (as you were advised before) and call it with parameters from the sqlplus line.
An alternative is to use the Shell approach to modify the program prior to execution as per Scrutinizer's advice.
can you please help me with the approach you have mentioned with the sql file.
Iam cofused with it
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