Jul 30, 2001 #1 battaman Programmer Jul 30, 2001 6 US Is there any way to run a SQL script from the command line without using SQLPlus? With SQLPlus I could use: sqlplus ctxsys/ctxsys @sqlscript.sql I would like to be able to do this without using SQLPlus Thanks, Battaman
Is there any way to run a SQL script from the command line without using SQLPlus? With SQLPlus I could use: sqlplus ctxsys/ctxsys @sqlscript.sql I would like to be able to do this without using SQLPlus Thanks, Battaman
Jul 30, 2001 #2 carp MIS Sep 16, 1999 2,622 US Nope. You need a utility that understands Oracle and SQL, and from the command line you're pretty much stuck with SQLPlus or Server Manager. Upvote 0 Downvote
Nope. You need a utility that understands Oracle and SQL, and from the command line you're pretty much stuck with SQLPlus or Server Manager.
Jul 30, 2001 #3 faheemrao MIS Jul 1, 2001 14 US Yes,you can run the sql scripts without using SQLPlus , you can use server Manager to run those scripts. try this c:\oracle\ora81\bin\svrmgrl @SQLScripts.sql but change the path what ever is on your system. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes,you can run the sql scripts without using SQLPlus , you can use server Manager to run those scripts. try this c:\oracle\ora81\bin\svrmgrl @SQLScripts.sql but change the path what ever is on your system.