Well , let me post my real requirement.
the script will select all the records from a table with the condition timestamp=(sysdate-1 hr). once the records are selected, it will check the flag value of each record and if the record matches a particular flag value, it will send out an email.
i want to accomplish this task in the shell script itself without using any additional files.
is this feasible?
i am a newbee to unix and doesn't have much knowlegde.
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here is my sample script
Code:
#!/bin/bash
ORACLE_HOME=/opt/oracle/orcts/product/9.2.0; export ORACLE_HOME
SQLPLUS=$ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus
sqlplus -s user/pass@db_inst <<EOF
set echo off head off feed off pagesize 0 trimspool on linesize 1000
spool result.csv
select rownum,emp_id,emp_name from employees where dept_no=2;
spool off
exit;
EOF
a=1
b=2
while read f1 f2 f3
do
if $f1 -eq $a
then
echo "this is first test email for employee id= $f2 with name =$f3" | mailx -r abc@gmail.com -s "test email 1" xyz@gmail.com
elif $f1 -eq $b
then
echo "this is second test email for employee id= $f2 with name =$f3" | mailx -r abc@gmail.com -s "test email 1" xyz@gmail.com
fi
done < result.csv
getting the following errors on executing
Code:
test.sh[17]: 1: Execute permission denied.
test.sh[21]: 1: Execute permission denied.
test.sh[17]: 2: not found.
test.sh[21]: 2: not found.
it runs perfect without the if else decision making. and there are only 2 records in the result of my sql query.
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