Dbms_pipe to send messages to a specified user?

hi ,
how can we use dbms_pipe to send a message to a specific user
thanks
kedar

yes, why not...
$ while : ; do mail [email protected] < pipename ; done
of course this is just for demo, you should rather write a deamon in c if you want that.
you can actually send anything to a pipe, and let any program execute/mail/evaluate/... the content

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