12-19-2013
Run different SQL on multiple DBs using SHELL script
Hi Experts,
I have a list of Dbs.In that DBs i need to execute some sql scripts.
each sql script is unique and it should run on particular DB only.
For example. i have DBs like MDC20V,NDC20V,ODC20V and sql scripts like MD.sql,ND.sql,OD.sql.so MD.sql should run only in MDC20V and ND.sql should run only in NDC20V likewise i have 50+ Dbs.I need a single shell script to run this scripts.
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