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  1. martymarty2

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    Thanks, Karluk, I appreciate all the responses from you and the other guys. Since I am in the end-user area rather than IT, privileges are tight and unlikely to be loosened much. We have an Access "view" into the database, so I will probably go back to using results from an Access query copied...
  2. martymarty2

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    Dagon: Not Oracle 7, but it is still somewhat old -- Oracle 8.I
  3. martymarty2

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    Yes< I did type it exactly as shown. This was the result: SQL> show parameter utl_file_dir ORA-00942: table or view does not exist SQL>
  4. martymarty2

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    LKB... the "show parameter UTL_FILE_DIR" command displays nothing at the system prompt nor at the SQLPLUS prompt, except errors. Get an unrecognized keyword error at the sys prompt, and table or view does not exist at the SQLPLUS prompt. Is this a logical I can set up for LOGIN? One of the...
  5. martymarty2

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    Turkbear: Thanks for the links. I am getting closer, but still having the problem. In our environment, I do not have permissions to create directories or modify users. So I have to just point to my home directory. Not having much luck, but just have to hit the right display for the home DIR...
  6. martymarty2

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    thread186-966141 - topic originally covered here. I am working for a company that has a legacy system running on Oracle 8.I. Plans are to upgrade and convert to a new system in the latter part of this year. We are heavily involved in cleaning the database, so run many single-table...

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