I sent a mail in a while ago that explains how to set up a "polling" C Shell
script that accepts Unix commands coming across a DBMS_PIPE.
Essentially, the shell script sits in an infinite loop polling the DBMS_PIPE
and taking commands from it, executing them, and then re-runs itself. It can
be st
One solution is to write custom code to call as an external procedure.
A simpler method might be to just write a daemon that starts up prior
to Oracle and is controlled through data passed via a table.
The daemon tries to connect periodically, and after doing so, polls
the control table on a reg
Take a look at Doc Id 50868.1 on metalink
Babu
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OK, I checked Google and my ow
You have to write an external stored procedure (C, C++, Java) and call it
from your PL/SQL block.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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> OK, I checked Google and
