I run the following script, and the -S option solved the problem I had (I even had the line # out in the script and re-invoked it).
If the username/pw is on a separate line as shown below, the ps command does not display the userid/pw info.
# Set environment variables#!/bin/ksh
# Set local
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I run the following script, and the -S option solved the problem I had (I
even had
On *nix systems, the username/password information will be visible to all via the ps
command. Not good.
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Don't run the script while you're inside sqlplus. Run it from outside:
sqlplus
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On *nix systems, the username/password information will be visible to all via the ps command. Not good.
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Don't run the script
True,
but last I checked it had a number of limitations...it's basicallya
band-aid,while the patient is hemorrhaging.
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True, but last I checked it had a number of limitations... it's basically a band-aid, while the patient is hemorrhaging.
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Don't run the script while you're inside sqlplus. Run it from outside:
sqlplus un/pw @your-script
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A script dumps out table info. (sqlplus on aix 4.3.3 and oracle 8.1.7).
I cannot
The script is run from a cron job with a ksh script calling the sql from outside
sqlplus.
I've solved the problem by using sed to cull the offensive lines, but I should be able
to use
sqlplus formatting statements to give the correct results. I did include message off
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Don't run the script while you're inside sqlplus. Run it from outside:
sqlplus un/pw @your-script
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Use the silent option -S in sqlplus
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The script is run from a cron job with a ksh script calling the sql from
outside sqlplus.
I've solved the problem by using sed to cull the offensive
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Johan Muller
A script dumps out table info. (sqlplus on aix 4.3.3 and
oracle 8.1.7).
I cannot suppress the PROMPT@path/scriptname and
PROMPT spool off statements from the report output.
The script contains both set heading off and set feedback
off as
A script dumps out table info. (sqlplus on aix 4.3.3 and oracle 8.1.7).
I cannot suppress the PROMPT@path/scriptname and
PROMPT spool off statements from the report output.
The script contains both set heading off and set feedback off as part of the
formatting.
Posssible solutions?
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Start the script from another script?
Johan Muller wrote:
A script dumps out table info. (sqlplus on aix 4.3.3 and oracle 8.1.7).
I cannot suppress the PROMPT@path/scriptname and
PROMPT spool off statements from the report output.
The script contains both set heading off and set feedback
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