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how to do a connection inside plsql?
Posted on 2013-11-27
Is there a way to connect to oracle from plsql?
Anything available new oracle 11g new features.
Anything available new oracle 11g new features.
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if you are using pl/sql then you are already inside the oracle db
if you want to connect to another db, setup a db_link and use that db_link from the pl/sql
some more detail explanation may help to understand what you're looking for
if you want to connect to another db, setup a db_link and use that db_link from the pl/sql
some more detail explanation may help to understand what you're looking for
from plsql to oracle connecting ?????
read it this way --> Only after you connect to oracle database, you can use pl/sql right.
Can you please explain as to what is your requirement as it is difficult to understand from what had posted here.
read it this way --> Only after you connect to oracle database, you can use pl/sql right.
Can you please explain as to what is your requirement as it is difficult to understand from what had posted here.
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>>Anything available new oracle 11g new features.
A ton of new features. This is why Oracle has a New Features Guide for every release. The online docs for your specific version has it.
A ton of new features. This is why Oracle has a New Features Guide for every release. The online docs for your specific version has it.
hmmm.. why you want to connect to another db without using db links ? The whole purpose of having db links is to give that feature right. You do not need to login to another database from one database, all you need to do is to just use the db link to query the required data from the target database by running the query from the source database itself.
connect command is not a pl/sql command to be used in the pl/sql programs. If it is using sql or unix shell scripts, then use the exit command to first logout from the current database, then again use the connect command to the target database with the username/password accordingly.
Thanks,
connect command is not a pl/sql command to be used in the pl/sql programs. If it is using sql or unix shell scripts, then use the exit command to first logout from the current database, then again use the connect command to the target database with the username/password accordingly.
Thanks,
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there is no other way ...
unless you would use the host environment
technically with pl/sql you can (if you have the priviliges) create scripts on the host server
and have the database execute them
1 such sample is sending mails with attachments
> sending a mail is also contacting another database (outlook), but this has been embedded in a package, so it's not all that difficult any more
but what's the point ?
unless you want to achieve something malicious ?
please explain what exactly you want to do
unless you would use the host environment
technically with pl/sql you can (if you have the priviliges) create scripts on the host server
and have the database execute them
1 such sample is sending mails with attachments
> sending a mail is also contacting another database (outlook), but this has been embedded in a package, so it's not all that difficult any more
but what's the point ?
unless you want to achieve something malicious ?
please explain what exactly you want to do
If I am able to do that, I can easily debug plsql code in other environments.
I cannot create DBlink here.
I cannot create DBlink here.
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if you can't create a dblink
and can't use the host environment or don't have access to it
then the answer to your first question is:
No, It's not possible
and can't use the host environment or don't have access to it
then the answer to your first question is:
No, It's not possible
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>>I can easily debug plsql code in other environments.
How do you see being able to connect to a remote database from inside pl/sql in a local database being able to assist you in being able to debug pl/sql code in the remote database?
How do you see being able to connect to a remote database from inside pl/sql in a local database being able to assist you in being able to debug pl/sql code in the remote database?
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No answers / impossible in oracle to do this.
No answers / impossible in oracle to do this.
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a response "It's not possible" is a valid answer.
so you'll have to examine the comments and accept accordingly
so you'll have to examine the comments and accept accordingly
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