Kranti,

Something like this:


echo exec pl_sql_procedure('%1'); > run.sql
echo exit                         >> run.sql
%oracle_home%\bin\sqlplus user/pw @run.sql



Hope this helps

Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional


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Hi all,
      I am running a batch file through which I am opening SQLPLUS session
and calling a stored procedure. I want to pass parameters to this procedure
from the command prompt. Is it possible? Can anyone on this list will help
me.
 Environment is Oracle 8.1.7 and OS Win2k.

Thanx,
Kranti Pushkarna




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