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Writing sqlplus output to shell script variable

Asked by GeekMan in HP-UX Unix, Shell Scripting, Unix Systems Programming

Tags: HP-UX, Korn Shell script with sqlplus, N/A, writing sqlplus output to shell script variable

I want to execute a sql statement using sqlplus inside a KSH script. I want to execute a simple count(*) on a number of tables and send the results out to variables in my script. The following code worked with our old Alpha servers but doesn't now that we've switched to HP-UX's. Can someone tell me what I nee to change to get this script to work?

As shown in the code snippet example, I want to send to number of rows in each table to the variables var1 and var2 where I can do comparisons and print out the values.
Thanks.

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             var1=`sqlplus ${C21_CONNECT} <<-        endsql
                select count(*) from CES_CUSTOMERS
                exit
        endsql`
 
        var2=`sqlplus ${RDBMS_CONNECT} <<-      endsql1
                        select count(*) from CES_CUSTOMERS
                        exit
                endsql1`

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Writing sqlplus output to shell script variable

Asked by GeekMan in HP-UX Unix, Shell Scripting, Unix Systems Programming

Tags: HP-UX, Korn Shell script with sqlplus, N/A, writing sqlplus output to shell script variable

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