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Old 04-11-2011
Hi,

After setting Oracle_home within the script, it worked and got the desired o/p. File name appears as it was desired as mentioned below

exp_cal_hist_25-JUN-09_01-MAR-11_06_Apr_2011_14_26_14.dmp

But, when I schedule the same script using the crontab, the problem still persists. File name appears as below.

exp_cal_hist___06_Apr_2011_15_06_00.dmp

Filename appears properly on executing the script manually, but does not reflect the dates (marked in red) when executed the same using the crontab, those dates are retrieved from oracle.

Any hints ?

Regards
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