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Passing Schema Name To An Oracle Create Package Script

Asked by: ISC


I want to pass the database schema name to my script that creates a package, how can I do this...?

 Thanks Ian

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Answers

 

by: ISCPosted on 2006-02-28 at 02:53:21ID: 16063761

I should have added that all the procedure are then created under the schema name passsed in...

Thanks Ian

 

by: ploubierPosted on 2006-02-28 at 05:56:27ID: 16065127

More details would be useful here including :
- do you need to populate the schema name in the package body ?
- will this script be run in interactive mode ?
- which OS ?

 

by: ISCPosted on 2006-02-28 at 06:50:52ID: 16065627

1) The script will be run through toad and possibly the SQL Plus command prompt.
2) The script will be run on Windows XP.
3) All procedures and data objects should be created under the schema name that is passed in.

I hope this helps...

 

by: ploubierPosted on 2006-02-28 at 07:12:09ID: 16065852

I'm afraid I misunderstood but... you need to create objects under a specific schema with a script executed by another, right ?
Add this line at the beginning of your script, it will prompt for the three parameters of the connection string :

connect &usr/&pass@&inst

 

by: RCorfmanPosted on 2006-02-28 at 08:31:20ID: 16066706

You can use
ACCEPT schema_name PROMPT 'Schema Name: '

To have the script prompt you for the schema name.
Then you can use this within your script as necessary with the & operator in scripts.

For instance
EXECUTE A_PROC(&Schema_name);

or, within DDL in the script
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE &schema_name..NEW_PROC AS


Note that if you want the script to have a . (period) after the use of the &varname, you need to use two ..

This is so that you can use the variable name embedded in other names. So, you could do something like:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE another_shema.&schema_name._Myproc as

if you had entered XXX as the schema_name at the Accept statement, then this would become
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE another_shema.XXX_Myproc as

You can still use the & operator without the accept, but the script will prompt you each time the variable substitution is found.  Accept also allows you to specify the prompt. If you don't use accept varname prompt 'xxxxxx', then it just prompts for the variable value by name.

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