We have several scripts that use sqlplus to execute procedures. The question is what are the pros/cons of connecting locally and executing (ie setting the ORACLE_SID and connecting as /) or remotely (/@sid). The reason I ask is that we also use Oracle reports and have that installed in a different directory than the rdbms binaries. And since you can't connect locally for reports, we are thinking about using the Oracle reports variables and always connecting remotely whether or not it is a report or procedure that is executed. This would save from switching back and forth between variable sets. When all we really want is access to either sqlplus or the reports binaries. Any thoughts are very much appreciated. Thanks
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