Lyuda,
I do it all the time. Not exactly what type of environmental you want to
create, but you can always do something like:
echo set oracle_sid=Prod > setsid.bat
call setsid.bat
Is this what you mean? I do this as well as echo sql commands to an output
file, and run the sql thru sqlplus. It allows me to create a variable sql
text, fiddling with the 'where clause' when I need to.
What specifically do you need to do?
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Is there any way to create NT environmental variables through script?
Lyuda Hoska
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