TNS Timeout Error when connecting to SQLPLUS through scripts only
Hi,
I am facing a strange issue when connecting to SQLPLUS via a shell scripts.
I am using Linux 2.6.18-274.18.1 and gbash shell.
When I connect to SQLPLUS through scripts then it throws TNS Time Out error ""sometimes"" and connects successfully other times.This is only happening when sqlplus is called within scripts and working fine when called directly from terminal.
Database is on differnent machine and TNS and network connections are perfectly set on both machines.Ping stats are also perfect
for demonstration i have created a test script:
Output:
Entries of sqlnet.log :
Hi,
I wrote a shell script to call oracle procedure. But when i am trying to connet sqlplus with the fallowing statement It is giving me error " callproce.sh : sqlplus: not found". What could be the problem.
sqlplus -s $CONNECT_STRING >$LOGFILE <<!!
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