Thanks all. The replies have been really helpful.
Reuben D. Budiardja.
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> export SQLPATH=/usr/users/oracle/dba/scripts:/app/oracle/admin
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> before you run SQL*Plus
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> HTH
> Stephen
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Btw, did you know that you can use:
@http://www.servername.com/script.sql and
@ftp://ftp.servername.com/dir/script.sql in 9i sqlplus :)
It can be nice in environment where you continously have to work with random
different servers and cant copy your script set over every time..
Tanel.
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export SQLPATH=/usr/users/oracle/dba/scripts:/app/oracle/admin
before you run SQL*Plus
HTH
Stephen
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Hello,
Suppose I have some SQL scripts in my /home/user directories,
/usr/local/bin
directories, etc.
If I start 'sqlplus' from console in /home/user di
I have setup an environment variable (actually a number of them)
DBS=/ora/app/dba/scripts ; export DBS
In my case this is where the majority of my scripts are stored
when I am in sqlplus
SQL> @$DBS/scriptname
Darren
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It's known as SQLPATH.
Dick Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA
Oracle Certified 8i DBA
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Hello,
Suppose I have some SQL scripts in my /home/user directories, /usr/local/bin
directories, etc.
If I s
@/usr/local/bin/my_sql_script
Allan
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Hello,
Suppose I have some SQL scripts in my /home/user directories,
/usr/local/bin
directories, etc.
If I start 'sqlplus' from console in /home/user
RDB,
It is always best to include the path for the script that you want to
execute. That way you make sure that you execute your script and not
someone else's. There can be many scripts of the same name in the
directory path.
Ron
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/14/03 03:19PM >>>
Yes there is a way. In
Yes there is a way. In UNIX environments (I think this works in NT/2000 as
well) you can set the environment variable SQLPATH to a list of directories
that contain SQL files. SQLPlus will search this path if the file is not
found in the current directory.
RWB
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Title: RE: How to tell Oracle the directories of script files
Use SQLPATH.
Alan Martin
Defense Logistics Info Service
Battle Creek, MI
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