unix command how to dispaly no of records in oracle?
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Answer / david
hey guys ..you are not getting the question .what the actual
question is ......
you have to display the no of records from the oracle table
by unix command ....
and the answer is ...
vi script.sh
sqlplus sys/123 as sysdba << abc
spool on
spool file_name
select * from scott.emp;
spool off
abc
exit
a=cat file_name|wc -l
echo this is ur $a no. of records in oracle's emp records...
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Answer / sandip01
If you want to know how to find all the oracle records
having .ora extension then the ans is...
find / -name "*.ora" - print
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Answer / babi
>wc -l filename
Example:cat>file
1 abc 100
2 def 200
3 ghi 300
4 ijk 500
>wc -l file
4 file
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 10 No |
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