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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Connecting to Oracle Database Post 57990 by bhargav on Thursday 11th of November 2004 01:33:28 PM
Old 11-11-2004
OR


u can redirect the sql's o/p to a file and read it to a variable.
This is waht we do while pulling up the informix database using 'dbaccess'

Is there any good way of doing it using 'dbaccess' ????
 

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cvm-pgsql(8)						      System Manager's Manual						      cvm-pgsql(8)

NAME
cvm-pgsql - PgSQL module SYNOPSIS
cvm-pgsql CREDENTIALS
Pass phrase DESCRIPTION
This module queries a PgSQL database for the account name, compares the stored pass phrase with the given one using crypt(3). CONFIGURATION VARIABLES
The server hostname, port, database, username, password, and additional options can be controlled by setting $PGHOST, $PGPORT, $PGDATABASE, $PGUSER, $PGPASSWORD, and $PGOPTIONS respectively, which are parsed by the PgSQL client library. CVM_MYSQL_POSTQ (optional) The SQL query to execute after the credentials have been validated, see cvm-sql(7). CVM_PGSQL_PWCMP (optional) The password comparison module to use. CVM_PGSQL_QUERY (optional) The SQL query to issue to retrieve the row containing the account information from the database. SEE ALSO
cvm-sql(7), cvm-mysql(8), cvm-pwfile(8), cvm-qmail(8), cvm-unix(8), cvm-vmailmgr(8), cvm-benchclient(8), cvm-checkpassword(8), cvm-test- client(8) http://untroubled.org/pwcmp/pwcmp.html http://untroubled.org/cvm/cvm.html cvm-pgsql(8)
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