Error 45 Initializing In SQL*Plus When Running A Sql Script

Question

Hi All
I have a daily scheduled jobs running on Windows server 2003 and 2008. Oracle Version :10.2.0.1 and 10.2.0.4
right now jobs are not even starting when i run them manually. Found the error Error 45 Initializing In SQL*Plus When Running A Sql Script.
it says Bug:3039738.
what is the solution to fix this Bug ?
thanks
Shawn

Answer 1

user9174724 wrote:
Hi
do you think the Problem is not with the script ?
when i run the job its reaching SQLPLUS and giving error
Error 45 Initializing In SQL*Plus When Running A Sql Script .
Server:windows 2003 and oracle version :10.2.0.1
CMD /C %ORACLE_HOME_PRIME%\bin\sqlplus.exe /NOLOG @ %xxxx_HOME%\DBA_Backup\BackupDo.sql testdb BackupFull
The above line does the following:
1) launches a command procesor
2) passes that command processor the following command line parms:
/C
(process the following command, then terminate)
%ORACLE_HOME_PRIME%\bin\sqlplus.exe
the launched processor will process the executable 'sqlplus.exe' found in the \bin subdirectory, found in the directory indicated by the environment variable ' ORACLE_HOME_PRIME'. The remainder of the command line will be passed to sqlplus.exe for interpretation and processing
/NOLOG
tell sqlplus to start up without trying to immediately log on to a database
typically used to indicate to sqlplus that the immediately following string names a file of sql and sqlplus commands to be processed.
%xxxx_HOME%\DBA_Backup\BackupDo.sql
tell sqlplus to execute the commands found in the file 'BackupDo.sql', found in the subdirectory DBA_Backup, found in the directory name by the environment variable 'xxxx_HOME'.
testdb
BackupFull
pass the values 'testdb' and 'BackupFull' to be used as values for substitution variables &1 and &2 in the file 'BackupDo.sql'
Script:
rmanbackup.rman
BACKUP AS COMPRESSED BACKUPSET DATABASE FORCE PLUS ARCHIVELOG;
DELETE NOPROMPT ARCHIVELOG ALL BACKED UP 2 TIMES TO DEVICE TYPE DISK;
LIST BACKUP SUMMARY;
LIST BACKUP;
EXIT;I don't know what you expect of this. It is an rman script and we've seen no sign of an rman script being executed in any of what you've shown us. RMAN commands are processed by rman, not sqlplus.
Unfortunately, you didn't think showing us the contents of BackupDo.sql was of any value in finding out what your problem was.
Edited by: EdStevens on Jul 11, 2011 7:58 PM