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Old 08-09-2007
Here is an example to access EMP_ID from EMP table:

##############################

qry_ChkEmpID=`sqlplus -s ${db_conn} <<!
set head off;
set feedback off;
select emp_id from EMP where
emp_name = 'SAM' ;
exit;
!`

export str_EMP=$(echo $qry_ChkEmpID)
echo "Emp Id : " $str_EMP


########################
# Emp ID is stored in the str_EMP variable , db_conn is the connection string.

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atf-sh script DESCRIPTION
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