I have been tasked to writing a .bat file so a scheduler can run oracle jobs. is what i need to do is use the scheduler to send values to variables in a .bat
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echo %1 %2 %3 %4 > D:\Operations\TEST\test_bats\test_log.txt
now by default .bat variables that are not assigned a value are null. That would work if %4 was what we needed to be null. But what if %3 is supposed to be null and %4 has a value. Is there any command line function to pass a null value to %3. Oracle considers null to be a blank value.
Cretin
[MM][DD][YYYY] 10 20
echo %1 %2 %3 %4 > D:\Operations\TEST\test_bats\test_log.txt
now by default .bat variables that are not assigned a value are null. That would work if %4 was what we needed to be null. But what if %3 is supposed to be null and %4 has a value. Is there any command line function to pass a null value to %3. Oracle considers null to be a blank value.
Cretin
