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Steve, I'm looking for a Java-procedure executing host calls on a Unix environment from the Oracle-server. I know the standard way of doing it by means of ProC (for Oracle versions before 8.1) but I do not have the ProC compiler available. I do not know Java or ProC (nor do I currently have the time to learn them). I've found several examples of these scripts but the 'Runtime Power' script on this site does not seem to do anything at all and the other script I've found in an Oracle newsgroup seems to miss some '#import' statements in order to compile correctly. I would greatly appreciate your help on this one. Henk-Jan and we said.

Hi tom Sorry for disturbance on thanks giving but my problem is critical i have to implement this on coming MONDAY when i run exec rc('c: windows command.com /c dir'); it never come back THIS TIME I SET SQL_TRACE = TRUE AND LOG FILE IS AS FOLLOWS I KILLED SESSION FOR THREE TIMES AND CHECK LOG FILE EACH TIME. Followup November 23, 2001 - 9:44 am UTC I already diagnosed this! It is NOT HANGNING IN ORACLE. You put up this dump file before: i examined udump file it looks like. Tom Thanks for the great code, but I'm hitting limitations using '>', ' ' and other metacharacters. Please could you explain why my attempts fail. I can only overcome the problem by writing the string I want to execute to a script (using utl_file, doing a chmod +x on that and then executing it).

As you can see the use of ' ' returns and error, the use of '>' is ignored. Followup November 30, 2001 - 8:27 am UTC What I believe your issue is is that we wrote this tiny routine to run 'A' program. You are not running 'A' program -- you are running a shell specific command. This is like someone on windows trying to run 'dir', 'dir' is not a program -- its an internal command. Similarly, ps -ef grep oracle is not a command -- its an internal command to your shell that says 'start ps, redirect its stdout, start grep, redirect its stdin'. You would need to run a SHELL that understands ' ' and '>', something like: sh -c 'ps -ef grep oracle' BUT -- then you would need execute on /bin/sh, with that you can run ANY command as the user 'oracle' (or who ever starts the database).

Iso Mount For Mac. That would let you for example 'sh -c rm -rf /*' and erase everything oracle is allowed to erase. So, my real suggestion would be to create a script that has the commands you want to execute and you run THAT script from the database. Give your self the permission to run that one command -- not /bin/sh. Followup January 17, 2002 - 7:42 am UTC ftp is waiting for the username and password to be entered and ftp refuses to read this from stdin as you are trying (i assume you have the username/password in the parfile.txt) Do a man on netrc to see how to setup a.netrc (in the ORACLE account -- could be somewhat 'dangerous'). A better approach might be to use some java classes that let you PROCEDURALLY do an ftp from java -- in that fashion, you can alleviate the inherit security issues with the.netrc file solution. Hi Tom, Content proved to be very useful. But, I am facing a problem.