List,
One of our web developers wants to extract a text file from Oracle and put
it directly into a mapped drive that points to another NT server which acts
as our web server. He's using a trigger to do this. I thought we could map
one of the web server's drive on the database server, have Oracle see it
through the UTIL_DIR parameter and the problem should be solved. Well,
partly. This will only work if the OS account that was used to create the
mapped drive is currrently logged into the database server. Onec the
account/user is logged offOtherwise, it doesn't.
We considered calling a NET USE command from within the PL/SQL program but
it doesn't look as simple as we thought it should be. Is there a different
solution to this problem or a better way than using the external procedure
approach?
Thanks,
George
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