Can anyone tell me how to pick up the $ORACLE_SID or $ORACLE_HOME from
within a Perl script?
Thanks!
Ron Smith
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Hi, Ron
my $ORA_SID = $ENV{'ORACLE_SID'}
my ORAC_HOME = $ENV{'ORACLE_HOME'}
should siffice ;)
HTH. Milen
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$ENV{ORACLE_HOME}, $ENV{ORACLE_SID}
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Can anyone tell me how to pick up the $ORACLE_SID or $ORACLE_HOME from within a Perl
script?
Thanks!
Ron Smith
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On Wednesday 03 April 2002 06:53, Koivu, Lisa wrote:
* Anytime I connect to sql*plus (I don't do it with DBI) I use the
system call and refer to the parameter value in the hash within my connect
string: $$parms_ref{'elvis_pw'}. I don't use DBI because my calls are to
fire stored
Hi DBAs,
Environment is Oracle 8.1.6 NT 4.0
What is the best way to connect to Oracle using Perl? I do not want to
hard-code password in script if not necessary. I could not find a way to
embed
in dsn creation. Any suggestions/working examples on how to achieve this is
appreciated? I do
to connect to Oracle using Perl? I do not want to
hard-code password in script if not necessary. I could not find a way to
embed
in dsn creation. Any suggestions/working examples on how to achieve this is
appreciated? I do not have any kind of password server.
Thanks
Rick
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Hi DBAs,
Environment is Oracle 8.1.6 NT 4.0
What
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Environment is Oracle 8.1.6 NT 4.0
What is the best way to connect to Oracle using Perl? I do not want to
hard-code password in script if not necessary. I could not find a way to
embed
in dsn creation. Any suggestions/working examples on how to achieve
hi,
anyone know where i can find an perl script to
syn a PC clock to a VAX clock?
thanks for any help, sorry for non-oracle question
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Hi Patrick,
Not a Perl script but,
Do you run Pathworks on the Vax and if so what version?
With Pathworks V5 and above you can do it from an NT cmd line with a simple
net time command.
eg if running Pathworks and VAX is called vax1 then from NT command line:
net time \\vax1 /set /y (ie NT
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