Hi Chen,
My solution will be about the same with previous DBA guru
I assume u r using Window (if is unix you just need to change a little bit here and
there)
I write this script for you.
+save as imp.sql++
SET HEAD OFF
SET FEEBACK OFF
SET
Hi
You can stop the script by using the line
whenever sqlerror exit rollback
and then generating an error by using an exception in a PL/SQL block as
follows:
oracle:jupiter cat imp.sql
whenever sqlerror exit rollback
declare
cursor c_db is
select name from v$database;
Thanks! That's exactly what I need!
Jin
Quoting Pete Finnigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
You can stop the script by using the line
whenever sqlerror exit rollback
and then generating an error by using an exception in a PL/SQL block as
follows:
oracle:jupiter cat imp.sql
whenever
I have a script and can be run on commandline like:
sqlplus usrname/password@TEST @import.sql
However, I want to check database name at the beginning of import.sql. I knew
select name from v$database can obtain database name. But how can I stop the
script if I found it is not TEST
You could use a little indirect approach in this case.
The file import.sql will look like this
set feed off
set lines 120
set trimpsool off
set pages 0
spool imp.sh
select 'imp un/[EMAIL PROTECTED] file=a.dmp full=yes'
from v$database
where name = 'TEST'
/
spoo off
exit
You have another script
Ave !
Here is one possible solution.
Create two tiny scripts. First script let say ex.sql which includes only
word exit and linefeed and second one cont.sql which has only one space
character, nothing else. Then in Your sql script:
--
column NAME noprint new_value SCRIPT_NAME
select
