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How to execute OS(operating system) command from pl/sql?
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Answer / sourav
From Unix OS type the following command :
SQL>!ls
From Windows the command is :
SQL> HO[ST] [command]
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Answer / nasir mehmood
HOST('Os Command') procedure will be used for this purpose.
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Answer / praveen
You would need to wrap OS command under External Procedure.
Read more about PL/SQL External Procedures on how the same
works.
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