Calling an Unix command on Remote sun Server in a Java Code

Hello All
I have an Java Application which is run on windows server (I)
I have another Sun Server (II)
I want to call an unix command on server(II) from java application which is on server(I)
I am using Samba Server in order to share files between Windows Server and Unix Server
Can I use samba in order to call command
or is there any way to open an telnet session within java application
I will be grateful if you give me some suggestion on this issue
Regards
BEKIR BALCIK
Argela Technologies ...

Can I use samba in order to call commandYes, smaba supports "magic" files that cause a program to be executed when they are accessed. Note, this does not provide for arguments but you can put these in a file which you command reads.
or is there any way to open an telnet session within java applicationYes. just use a Socket connection.

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Calling an unix command from a java program which runs on windows

Hello All
I have an Java Application which is run on windows server (I)
I have another Sun Server (II)
I want to call an unix command on server(II) from java application which is on server(I)
I am using Samba Server in order to share files between Windows Server and Unix Server
Can I use samba in order to call command
or is there any way to open an telnet session within java application
I will be grateful if you give me some suggestion on this issue
Regards
BEKIR BALCIK
J2EE Application Developer
Argela Technologies ...

cross post
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=624601&messageID=3553626#3553626

Call a unix command

Hi Community,
It's possible to create a program that a call does a unix command.
I would like created a synchronous scenario.
Then the program call a unix command and this is waiting up to when a unix command termined a runtime.
The command returned a data and the ABAP program will owe to take back the esecution.
I hope in you
Thank's everybody.

Hi Antonello,
i'd do it with different job steps (SM36)
1) Program1, which does a unix command:
syntax:
CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD COMMAND
ID 'TAB' FIELD TABL-SYS.´
or have a look here: external commands
2) Program2 handle the output (e.g. a file) of program 1
regards Andreas

Calling a Unix Command from Java

Hi all,
I'm not a Java guy, I need a small help, I need a code which will call a Unix Command called from a Java code. For Example I need a Java code whereby I should be able to do a 'ls -lt' on my Unix box. Can anybody please help.
Thanks,
Shantanu

See Runtime.exec()

Unix Command for tracing WebIntelligence Server

Hi All,
Please can any one tell me that what is the Unix command for tracing WebIntelligence Server. I know we use -trace parameter. But where do we use this parameter? With which script do we use it? Please give me complete command for the same.
Thanks & Regards,
Ani

Hi
Refer "To configure server tracing through the command line" page number 207 in http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir31SP3/en/xi31_sp3_bip_admin_en.pdf
This guide is for Windows but should be same for UNIX
Regards
Ashiwni

ASAP: How a stored proc calls OS(unix)Commands

urgent!!
My stored procedure requires to call unix commands HOW DO I DO IT?
my rqrmnt is :
stored proc is :-
1.for each file in a directory($ls)
do
2.sql stmnts of insert etc
/OR
use sqlldr for the same.
done.
** how do i do both the operations 1&2 in the same Oracle procedure?

I know HOST can be used in form for OS command but I never thought about doing OS command in the stored procedure.
Hmm...........
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by [email protected] ... ([email protected]):
urgent!!
My stored procedure requires to call unix commands HOW DO I DO IT?
my rqrmnt is :
stored proc is :-
1.for each file in a directory($ls)
do
2.sql stmnts of insert etc
/OR
use sqlldr for the same.
done.
** how do i do both the operations 1&2 in the same Oracle procedure?
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
null

Is it possible to remove Locks in SQL server 200 using java code...???

Hi floks,
I had i trickey situation in which my application is creating the locks over the tables in the
DB(SQL server 2000) . Iam using Struts frame work 1.1 + jsp in our application.
Iam bit worried wether the locks can be removed with the java code which suits the Struts
framework...
Please help me with proper code snippet to over come the situation.
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Shiv

iam looking to make a query in such a way that it can be triggered with
java code whish removes all the locks
is it possible...?
i tried the nolock situation even i cant get the situations
and the query where it is getting locked as our application is big enough with
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Add IP Printer through UNIX Command in Remote Desktop 3

Thanks for reading,
I use RD 3 to administer 5 schools in my district. In my elem. schools, I use local logins, and would like to install printers through Command Line
I cant find it anywhere online. PLEASE HELP!
Do I use the lpadmin command ex
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I do not believe that the lpadmin that comes with OS X recognizes the -s flag. Try something along the lines of
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Calling unix command in Apex Window

I am working on a small project where in; it would be handy to run an external plsql in oracle database which calls for unix command such as tail -f alert.log or tail -1000 alert.log when a button is pressed in the application.
I know the client and server aspect and very difficult to forward the server output to Application specially web based but still thought of trying my luck to get some insights from this forum .
Is this possible in Apex ?
UK

Don't see why not. All the building blocks are there (assuming a recent version of the database, and that 1000 is a realistic metric of the data volume):
1. A script to run the required UN*X commands.
2. An initial log extract file created manually using the script.
3. An external table on the log extract file.
4. An external scheduler job to rerun the log extract script to refresh the log extract.
5. An APEX page with a report based on the external table, and a button that calls the external job.
Note that providing relevant information when asking a question is helpful in determining a solution:
- APEX version
- DB version and edition
- Web server architecture (EPG, OHS or APEX listener)
- Browser(s) used
- Theme used
- Templates used

Call unix command in sqlplus script

Hello, I wanna to know how to call a unix command in the sqlplus script.
For exemple,
I've a sqlplus script to lauch a oracle report, after the report is generated, I wanne to replace the output file in an other directory.
So that, I have to call the unix command mv here in the sqlplus script
How can I do it?**
I completed my situation:
I don't have dbms_scheduler untility in my database.
Thanks a lot for your help
Edited by: user11930885 on 17 janv. 2010 14:53

Yes, at the begining, I'll tried the unix shell by calling SQL.
I've the problem of passing the parameters through.
It seems to me
we can use
Host in the SQLPLUS to run the unix command.
but I've written it in my sqlplus script, it doesn't work. so I wanna to find an exemple how to use HOST in sqlplus script?
I would have loved to give you an example..but its not unix on my laptop.
But what i can tell you is...u should be doing otherway round.
Not calling Unix commands from SQL but calling SQL's form unix.
You got shell scripts for that.
Write a shell script. Login to SQL execute your code.
exit from sql and then move your file with MV. That's it.
Do post how far you get after trying this.

Call an interactive UNIX command from java

Hi,
I want to call a UNIX command from java. When issue the command 'htpasswd -c filename username' on UNIX terminal, it asks for the new password and the then confirmation password again (yeah, unfortunately the htpasswd installed on our system does not allow you proivde the password on the command line. So have to work interactively ). Now, I have written a simple java program RunCommand.java. I am hardcoding the password for the htpasswd command in the file (in the real situation, password will be generated dynamically). I want to issue 'java RunCommand' on the UNIX command line and get back the command prompt without being asked for the password twice. The code is below, but the Outputstream does not work as expected. It always asks for inputs. Any idea? Many thanks.
import java.io.*;
public class RunCommand {
public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception {
String s = null;
try {
String cmd = "htpasswd -c filename username ";
// run a Unix command
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd);
BufferedReader stdInput = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream()));
BufferedReader stdError = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getErrorStream()));
OutputStream stdOut = p.getOutputStream();
String pswd = "mypassword";
while ((s = stdInput.readLine()) != null) {
     s = stdInput.readLine();
     stdOut.write(pswd.getBytes());
     stdOut.flush();
System.out.println("Here is the standard error of the command (if any):\n");
while ((s = stdError.readLine()) != null) {
System.out.println(s);
stdOut.close();
stdInput.close();
stdError.close();
System.exit(0);
catch (IOException e) {
System.out.println("exceptions caught: ");
e.printStackTrace();
System.exit(-1);

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Calling UNIX command from PL/SQL Procedure

Is there a way to call a UNIX command (exa. ls) from within a PL/SQL stored procedure? Looking through the various packages, I didn't see anything that would give me this ability.
I also looked through all the previous questions and nothing looked encouraging.
Thanks in advance,
Russ

Russ,
I thought I'd read a similar question awhile ago and did a search on the word host in this forum and found the following from July 9th that might help you:
http://technet.oracle.com:89/ubb/Forum88/HTML/001611.html
In that post I think the link listed by Barbara Boehmer in has changed to:
]http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/ask/f?p=4950:8:24579::NO::F4950_P8_DISPLAYID,F4950_P8_CRITERIA:16212348050,{host}
It looks like they give solutions for Oracle 7, 8 and 8i.
Good site Barbara, I've added it to my bookmarks.
Hope this helps.

Running unix commands from within a procedure

Oracle 11.1, AIX 6.1
================
A developer would like to know what the commands are to execute from within a procedure to run unix commands on the database server and capture those results back to the procedure for parsing & manipulation.
Thanks.

Don't take this as the correct way to do it, but this is merely 'a' way to do it:
have a db procedure thats executes a db function
create or replace procedure csproc(p_cmd in varchar2)
as
x number;
begin
x:=csfunc(p_cmd);
dbms_output.put_line('x is: '||x);
end;
/The function calls a piece of java to execute the os command and return the return code of the os command
create or replace function csfunc( p_cmd in varchar2) return number
as language java
name 'csclass.RunThis(java.lang.String[]) return integer';
/Here is the java class to run the os command
create or replace and compile java source
named "csclass"
as
import java.io.*;
import java.lang.*;
public class csclass extends Object
public static int RunThis(String[] args)
   Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
    int        rc = -1;
    try
       Process p = rt.exec(args[0]);
      int bufSize = 4096;
       BufferedInputStream bis =
       new BufferedInputStream(p.getInputStream(), bufSize);
       int len;
       byte buffer[] = new byte[bufSize];
       // Echo back what the program spit out
       while ((len = bis.read(buffer, 0, bufSize)) != -1)
          System.out.write(buffer, 0, len);
       rc = p.waitFor();
    catch (Exception e)
       e.printStackTrace();
       rc = -1;
    finally
       return rc;
/and finally the os command - in this case its a very simple shell script
#!/usr/bin/ksh
echo "Hi" >> /app/oracle/workdir/cs.logwill have to grant privileges to my user 'CS' to run the various os commands
exec dbms_java.grant_permission('CS','java.io.FilePermission','/app/oracle/workdir/cs.ksh','read,execute');
exec dbms_java.grant_permission('CS','java.io.FilePermission','/app/oracle/workdir/cs.log','write');
exec dbms_java.grant_permission('CS','SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission','*','readFileDescriptor');
exec dbms_java.grant_permission('CS','SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission','*','writeFileDescriptor');and finally can run the procedure from within the db
set serveroutput on
exec dbms_java.set_output(1000000);
exec csproc('/app/oracle/workdir/cs.ksh');
x is: 0
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.to prove it works ok the logfile shows an entry:
'Hi'

I want to execute UNIX COMMAND in ABAP

Hi All,
I want to execute a UNIX XOMMAND sh <scriptname> <filename> to replace divsion codes.in ABAP.
But, I came to know that we can't (2) or try the following program but unfortunately the command CALL SYSTEM is not supported by SAP. If you are on R/3 2.1 - 2.2x you can get some idea's from the program SAPMSOS0.
REPORT ZUNIXCOM .
DATA: U_COMMAND(200).
Table for system messages
DATA: BEGIN OF RT OCCURS 100 ,
LINE(100) ,
END OF RT .
START-OF-SELECTION .
MOVE 'unix command' to U_COMMAND .
REFRESH RT.
CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD U_COMMAND
ID 'TAB' FIELD RT-SYS .
LOOP AT RT.
WRITE : / RT-LINE .
ENDLOOP.
So please can u help me how to call a unix command from ABAP. it is very urgent. I want complete details and all possible solutions
<removed_by_moderator>
Thanks,
gyanaraj
Edited by: Julius Bussche on Aug 26, 2008 11:29 AM

Selvaraj Gyanaraj wrote:>
> So please can u help me how to call a unix command from ABAP.
I was about to help you.
>it is very urgent.
I changed my mind.
>I want complete details and all possible solutions
I'm glad I changed my mind.
>Points are surely rewarded.
Too late.

How to send e-mail with an attachment from remote database server.???

Hi All,
I have tried the simple mail sending and with the attachment using UTL_SMTP. But the problem is , it is sending the mail with attachment of the file name i give, it takes and creates that file and sends as attachment not from the actual file location. I am trying to attach the file which i stored in remote database server.
The following code I tried. But not worked for attachment
DECLARE
   v_From       VARCHAR2(80) := '[email protected]';
   v_Recipient VARCHAR2(80) := '[email protected]';
   v_Subject    VARCHAR2(80) := 'test subject';
   v_Mail_Host VARCHAR2(30) := 'pop3.somedomain.com';
   v_Mail_Conn utl_smtp.Connection;
   crlf         VARCHAR2(2) := chr(13)||chr(10);
BEGIN
v_Mail_Conn := utl_smtp.Open_Connection(v_Mail_Host, 25);
utl_smtp.Helo(v_Mail_Conn, v_Mail_Host);
utl_smtp.Mail(v_Mail_Conn, v_From);
utl_smtp.Rcpt(v_Mail_Conn, v_Recipient);
utl_smtp.Data(v_Mail_Conn,
    'Date: '   || to_char(sysdate, 'Dy, DD Mon YYYY hh24:mi:ss') || crlf ||
    'From: '   || v_From || crlf ||
    'Subject: '|| v_Subject || crlf ||
    'To: '     || v_Recipient || crlf ||
    'MIME-Version: 1.0'|| crlf ||     -- Use MIME mail standard
    'Content-Type: multipart/mixed;'|| crlf ||
    ' boundary="-----SECBOUND"'|| crlf ||
    crlf ||
    '-------SECBOUND'|| crlf ||
    'Content-Type: text/html;'|| crlf ||
    'Content-Transfer_Encoding: 7bit'|| crlf ||
    crlf ||
    'some message text'|| crlf ||     -- Message body
    'more message text'|| crlf ||
    crlf ||
    '-------SECBOUND'|| crlf ||
    'Content-Type: text/html;'|| crlf ||
    ' name="Fund Authorization report"'|| crlf ||
    'Content-Transfer_Encoding: 8bit'|| crlf ||
    'Content-Disposition: attachment;'|| crlf ||
    ' filename="/usr/tmp/Test.html"'|| crlf ||
    crlf ||
    'HTML Attachment'|| crlf ||     -- Content of attachment
    crlf ||
    '-------SECBOUND--'               -- End MIME mail
utl_smtp.Quit(v_mail_conn);
EXCEPTION
WHEN utl_smtp.Transient_Error OR utl_smtp.Permanent_Error then
    raise_application_error(-20000, 'Unable to send mail: '||sqlerrm);
END;How can I attach a file which is stored in database server and send it in a mail.
Please someone help me in this.
Thanks,
Alaka.

Try this code
Regards Salim.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER EmailOnServerErr AFTER SERVERERROR ON DATABASE
DECLARE
   mail_conn       UTL_SMTP.connection;
   crlf            VARCHAR2(2) := chr(13)||chr(10);
   msg             VARCHAR2(32760);
   sid_name        VARCHAR2(16);
   bdump_dest      VARCHAR2(128);
   smtp_relay      VARCHAR2(32) := 'MyMailRelay';
   recipient_address VARCHAR2(64) := '[email protected]';
   sender_address     VARCHAR2(64) := '[email protected]';
   mail_port       NUMBER := 25;
   log_file_handle UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
   log_file_dir    VARCHAR2(256) := 'ERR_LOG_DIR';
   log_file_name   VARCHAR2(256) := 'OracleErrors.log';
   maxlinesize     NUMBER := 32767;
   session_rec     sys.v_$session%ROWTYPE;
   audit_rec       sys.dba_audit_trail%ROWTYPE;
   auditing        BOOLEAN;
   LinesOfSQL      BINARY_INTEGER;
   offending_sql   DBMS_STANDARD.ora_name_list_t;
   CURSOR bdump_cur IS
      SELECT TRIM(value)
      FROM v$parameter
      WHERE name = 'background_dump_dest'
   CURSOR sid_cur IS
      SELECT TRIM(instance_name)
      FROM v$instance
   CURSOR session_cur IS
      SELECT s.*
      FROM v$session s
      WHERE s.sid = dbms_support.mysid
   CURSOR audit_trail_cur(AUDSID IN NUMBER) IS
      SELECT *
      FROM dba_audit_trail
      WHERE sessionid = AUDSID
BEGIN
   IF (USER = 'SYSTEM' OR USER = 'SYS') THEN
      -- Ignore this error
      NULL;
   ELSIF IS_SERVERERROR (1034) THEN
      -- Ignore this error
      NULL;
   ELSE
      -- get the sid
      OPEN sid_cur;
      FETCH sid_cur INTO sid_name;
      CLOSE sid_cur;
      -- get the location of the alert log
      OPEN bdump_cur;
      FETCH bdump_cur INTO bdump_dest;
      CLOSE bdump_cur;
      -- get the session information
      OPEN session_cur;
      FETCH session_cur INTO session_rec;
      CLOSE session_cur;
      -- get the audit_trail information if it exists
      OPEN audit_trail_cur(session_rec.audsid);
      FETCH audit_trail_cur INTO audit_rec;
      auditing := audit_trail_cur%FOUND;
      CLOSE audit_trail_cur;
      IF session_rec.program = 'MyProgram.exe' THEN
         NULL; -- ignore actions from MyProgram - that's where I do maintenance
      ELSE
         -- compose the message
         msg := 'Subject: Oracle error '||' on '||sid_name||crlf;
         msg := msg||'To: '||recipient_address||crlf;
         msg := msg||'For more information see the alert log file located at:'||crlf;
         msg := msg||bdump_dest||'/alert_'||sid_name||'.log'||crlf;
         msg := msg||'or the error log file: $'||log_file_dir||'/'||log_file_name||crlf;
         msg := msg||'Error Time='||TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')||crlf;
         msg := msg||DBMS_UTILITY.FORMAT_CALL_STACK||crlf;
         LinesOfSQL := sql_txt(offending_sql);
         msg := msg||'Offending SQL is:'||crlf;
         FOR loop_counter IN offending_sql.FIRST..offending_sql.LAST
         LOOP
            msg := msg||offending_sql(loop_counter);
         END LOOP;
         msg := msg||crlf||'----- PL/SQL Error Stack -----'||crlf;
         msg := msg||DBMS_UTILITY.FORMAT_ERROR_STACK||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SADDR='   ||session_rec.saddr   ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SID='     ||session_rec.sid     ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SERIAL#=' ||session_rec.serial# ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.AUDSID=' ||session_rec.audsid ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PADDR='   ||session_rec.paddr   ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.USER#='   ||session_rec.user#   ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.USERNAME='||session_rec.username||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.COMMAND=' ||session_rec.command ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.OWNERID=' ||session_rec.ownerid ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.TADDR='   ||NVL(session_rec.taddr   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.LOCKWAIT='||NVL(session_rec.lockwait,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.STATUS=' ||NVL(session_rec.status ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SERVER=' ||NVL(session_rec.server ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SCHEMA#=' ||session_rec.schema#||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SCHEMANAME=' ||NVL(session_rec.schemaname,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.OSUSER='     ||NVL(session_rec.osuser    ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PROCESS='    ||NVL(session_rec.process   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.MACHINE='    ||NVL(session_rec.machine   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.TERMINAL='   ||NVL(session_rec.terminal ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PROGRAM='    ||NVL(session_rec.program   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.TYPE='       ||NVL(session_rec.type      ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SQL_ADDRESS='    ||session_rec.sql_address ||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.SQL_HASH_VALUE=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.sql_hash_value) ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PREV_SQL_ADDR=' ||session_rec.prev_sql_addr||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PREV_HASH_VALUE='||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.prev_hash_value),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.MODULE='     ||NVL(session_rec.module              ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.MODULE_HASH='||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.module_hash),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ACTION='     ||NVL(session_rec.action              ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ACTION_HASH='||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.action_hash),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.CLIENT_INFO='||NVL(session_rec.client_info         ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.FIXED_TABLE_SEQUENCE='||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.fixed_table_sequence),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ROW_WAIT_OBJ#=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.row_wait_obj#) ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ROW_WAIT_FILE#=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.row_wait_file#) ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ROW_WAIT_BLOCK#='||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.row_wait_block#),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.ROW_WAIT_ROW#=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.row_wait_row#) ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.LOGON_TIME='     ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.logon_time,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.LAST_CALL_ET='   ||NVL(TO_CHAR(session_rec.last_call_et)   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PDML_ENABLED='   ||NVL(session_rec.pdml_enabled   ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.FAILOVER_TYPE=' ||NVL(session_rec.failover_type ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.FAILOVER_METHOD='||NVL(session_rec.failover_method,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.FAILED_OVER='    ||NVL(session_rec.failed_over    ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.RESOURCE_CONSUMER_GROUP='||NVL(session_rec.resource_consumer_group,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PDML_STATUS='    ||NVL(session_rec.pdml_status    ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PDDL_STATUS='    ||NVL(session_rec.pddl_status    ,'Null')||crlf;
         msg := msg||'V$SESSION.PQ_STATUS='      ||NVL(session_rec.pq_status      ,'Null')||crlf;
         IF auditing THEN
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.OS_USERNAME=' ||NVL(audit_rec.os_username,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.USERNAME='     ||NVL(audit_rec.username   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.USERHOST='     ||NVL(audit_rec.userhost   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.TERMINAL='     ||NVL(audit_rec.terminal   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.TIMESTAMP='    ||TO_CHAR(audit_rec.timestamp,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.OWNER='        ||NVL(audit_rec.owner      ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.OBJ_NAME='     ||NVL(audit_rec.obj_name   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.ACTION='       ||audit_rec.action   ||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.ACTION_NAME=' ||NVL(audit_rec.action_name   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.NEW_OWNER='    ||NVL(audit_rec.new_owner     ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.NEW_NAME='     ||NVL(audit_rec.new_name      ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.OBJ_PRIVILEGE='||NVL(audit_rec.obj_privilege ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.SYS_PRIVILEGE='||NVL(audit_rec.sys_privilege ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.ADMIN_OPTION=' ||NVL(audit_rec.admin_option ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.GRANTEE='      ||NVL(audit_rec.grantee       ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.AUDIT_OPTION=' ||NVL(audit_rec.audit_option ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.SES_ACTIONS=' ||NVL(audit_rec.ses_actions   ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.LOGOFF_TIME=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(audit_rec.logoff_time) ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.LOGOFF_LREAD=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(audit_rec.logoff_lread) ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.LOGOFF_PREAD=' ||NVL(TO_CHAR(audit_rec.logoff_pread) ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.LOGOFF_LWRITE='||NVL(TO_CHAR(audit_rec.logoff_lwrite),'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.LOGOFF_DLOCK=' ||NVL(audit_rec.logoff_dlock ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.COMMENT_TEXT=' ||NVL(audit_rec.comment_text ,'Null')||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.SESSIONID='    ||audit_rec.sessionid   ||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.ENTRYID='      ||audit_rec.entryid     ||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.STATEMENTID=' ||audit_rec.statementid ||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.RETURNCODE='   ||audit_rec.returncode ||crlf;
            msg := msg||'DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL.PRIV_USED='    ||NVL(audit_rec.priv_used,'Null')||crlf;
         END IF;
         msg := msg||'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'||crlf||crlf;
         -- write the message to the error log file
         log_file_handle := UTL_FILE.FOPEN (log_file_dir, log_file_name, 'A',maxlinesize);
         UTL_FILE.PUT_LINE(log_file_handle,msg);
         UTL_FILE.FCLOSE(log_file_handle);
         -- send the message by Email
         mail_conn := UTL_SMTP.open_connection(smtp_relay, mail_port);
         UTL_SMTP.HELO(mail_conn, smtp_relay);
         UTL_SMTP.MAIL(mail_conn, sender_address);
         UTL_SMTP.RCPT(mail_conn, recipient_address);
         UTL_SMTP.DATA(mail_conn, msg);
         UTL_SMTP.QUIT(mail_conn);
      END IF; -- client_program = MyProgram.exe
   END IF;
END;
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