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Data Pro*C Update not working from Crontab

Dear All,

I have writen a Pro*c program that does a data base select,insert,update statements and I have scheduled the program to run from crontab,

It is runing fine for the select insert and commit statement till it reaches the update statement , it throws the following error:

SQL On IPB Account 239907203 - Bill 2411212954

Oracle error, sqlstate is

Error occured. sqlcode = -3114
message = ORA-03114: not connected to ORACLE

Last SQL statement: update ipb_fix_batch_err_t e set e.STATUS=3,e.e_date=:b0 where (e.bil

At or near line number 2096

Cursor Cache Statistics
------------------------
Maximum value of MAXOPENCURSORS: 10
Maximum open cursors required: 10
Current number of open cursors: 10
Number of cache reassignments: 7
Number of SQL statement parses: 17
Number of SQL statement executions: 21

If I run the program from the command line it runs fine,

Please can any one help me in this, it is so urgent

Thanks
 
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GEOIPUPDATE(1)						      General Commands Manual						    GEOIPUPDATE(1)

NAME
geoipupdate - a program for updating the MaxMind GeoIP databases SYNOPSIS
geoipupdate [-v] [-f licensefile] DESCRIPTION
geoipupdate automatically updates the GeoIP database for GeoIP subscribers. It connects to the MaxMind GeoIP Update server and checks for an updated database. If it finds an updated database, then it downloads it, uncompresses it, and installs it. If you are running a fire- wall, it requires that the DNS and HTTP (80) ports be open. For example geoipupdate -v Performs the update in verbose mode. OPTIONS
-v Verbose mode, prints out the steps that geoipupdate takes. -d Specify a custom directory target to install the GeoIP datafile(s). By default geoipupdate installs to /var/lib/GeoIP -f Specifies the configuration file that contains the license key. Defaults to /etc/GeoIP.conf USAGE
Typically you'll want to write a weekly crontab that will run geoipupdate. Below is a sample crontab that runs geoipupdate on each Wednes- day at noon: # top of crontab MAILTO=your@email.com 0 12 * * 3 BIN_DIR/geoipupdate # end of crontab RETURN CODES
geoipupdate returns 0 on success, 1 on error. FILES
/etc/GeoIP.conf Configuration file for GeoIP, should contain license key. AUTHOR
Written by T.J. Mather REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to <support@maxmind.com> COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2006 MaxMind LLC This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICU- LAR PURPOSE. SEE ALSO
Visit <http://www.maxmind.com/app/products> to sign up for a GeoIP subscription. geoiplookup(1), crontab(5) 4th Berkeley Distribution 14 May 2006 GEOIPUPDATE(1)