Executing SQL command in OMB PLUS

How can we execute sqlplus commands in OMB PLus command prompt ?

I don't know if there are any special OMB built in commands, but since it is a superset of TCL, you could use:
exec sqlplus ...

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SQL2005 cluster error MDB-05053 Errors when executing sql command: p nr="

Hi all,
We are migrating from 32 bit to x64 bit machines. SQL 2005 database on windows 2003.
I am trying to install E 4.7-200 SR1 on the clustered nodes. The installation manuals for 4.7 are very old and there is nothing for SQL2005 installation.
Now that some how we were able to have SQL up and running in clustered environment (It only took 10 days), After installing CI, I am not able to deploy the database and database creation phase is failing with the following error:
MDB-05053 Errors when executing sql command: <p nr="0"/>.
I am heavily relying on our server managment team on clustering and hoping they have done a good job, However I need some guidelines which can help me in verifying what they have done is correct and meets SAP and SQL requirments and issues we are facing is actually install problems not cluster.
SAP install manuals are not detailed in this regards. Also manuals are out dataed and they only show the sql 2000 clustering pre-requisit for 4.7 installls.
Can any one with clustering experience please help.
Calling out NPC, As his sql installation and upgrade manual has helped me with stand alone installs, Hoping he has some thing for clustering as well.
Regards,
KG

Hi,
What installation CD/DVD are you using?
Try look at SAP note [924288|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/924288],
and note [969699|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/969699],
and note [967124|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/967124],
and note [106275|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/106275].
In special the last note say at the end:
"3. You must use the 51031444 CD to install Enterprise 4.7 on an x64 platform with SQL Server 2005. This CD installs the central instances and database instances. To convert the A and B nodes in MSCS, use the SAP NetWeaver 04 SR1 installation master CD or DVD."
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In batch file i want to execute sql commands

in x.bat file i write the following
sqlplus user/pass@host @c:\a.sql
@c:\b.sql
when i execute this batch file it is connected to the databse
and the table of a.sql is created in the database.
but b.sql is not created.
it is creating only one table
i want ot create more no of tables with different .sql files
like @c:b.sql
@c:c.sql
@c:d.sql
please any body help

The problem you are running into is that SQL Plus only recognizes the first command you have written in the batch file.
sqlplus user/pass@host
SPOOL c:\master.log
@c:\a.sql
@c:\b.sql
SPOOL OFF
SQLPlus will recognize the spool and first sql command, but the batch file gets command back after the first sql command executes and doesn't recognize @c:\b.sql or know what to do with it. To run multiple SQL commands you have to create an external SQL file with all the sql commands in it with the Spool files you want created, then in the batch file you only call the one SQL script.
Create a master file like so:
-- Script Name : AllFiles.sql
SPOOL c:\master.log
@c:\a.sql
@c:\b.sql
SPOOL OFF
In x.bat
CALL SQLPlus user/password@database @AllFiles.sql
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Execute process flow with OMB*Plus

Hello,
somebody know how to execute a process flow designed with OWB 9.0.4.8.21 within OMB*Plus?
Thanks,
Pedro

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Igor

Execute sql commands in browser

I am using Oracle 10g standard edition in windows platform.
I am getting SQL prompt , but I want to execute the SQL commands in the browser. But I can't find it.
plz help me !!!

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Unix OS /while executing SQL commands needs Error Log

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How to view previously executed sql commands?

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api.
And by default?
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Ste

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Executing SQL Commands

Hello all,
Can any one tell me how to execute Native SQL queries from ABAP.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Sasidhar Reddy Matli.

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Executing SQL command in Java on Linux OS

when i am running a java class file from cmd line,
in that java file i am using a SQL statement, like
select * from emp where empname='uday'
here its not accepting the single quote('), its ignoring single quotes
can any one help me

when i am running a java class file from cmd line,
in that java file i am using a SQL statement, like
select * from emp where empname='uday'
here its not accepting the single quote('), its
ignoring single quotes
can any one help meIf you were using a prepared statement then this would be irrelevant. I suggest you take a look at one before you have to right some larger queries.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jdbc/basics/prepared.html
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-2002/jw-0125-overpower.html

How to execute Sql command behind the submit button?

Hello Dear,
i design a Visual JFS page with 1 text box, 1 dropdown list, 1 date picker and 1 submit button. i have a database connected to my project with hibernate framework. now i want that whatever i change to textbox, dropdown list & date picker, when i press the submit button the information will insert to my database table. could any one help me with sample code or steps or procedure to accumplish my want?
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Taibur Rahman

Hi,
1) In baking bean you write one method in that you call Dao method or whatever persistence logic.
2) In html or xhtml on submit button u add one attribute i.e action=#{BeanName.actionInsert}
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Running sql commands from a .sql file

Hello , I have this problem. How do i execute sql commands found in a .sql file with jdbc. My RDBMS is mysql.

You will have to open and parse the .sql file, connect to the database, and execute the statements. You can't simply tell JDBC to run your .sql file.
Depending on the complexity of your .sql file this is easy or hard. If its a bunch of e.g. updates or deletes or something you may be able to get away with running it as a block. In Oracle for example, you can put "begin" and "end;" around a bunch of statements and run it all together. In that case your program would open the SQL file, read the text, put it inside a "begin" and "end;", and run it as a single SQL statement.
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Fire OMB Plus commands from PL/SQL

Hi all,
does anyone know if it is possible to fire OMB Plus commands from PL/SQL procedures?
I can imagine that there might be a PL/SQL package in the repository owner schema that accepts OMB Plus commands as strings...or something similar...
Thanks,
Elio

Hi Elio
I don't know about any existing package that could do that.
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OWB PRO out there : is it possible SQL to execute OMB*PLUS from Database ?

Hi,
With 11g out : is there any expert who sucessfully integrate pl/sql routine to call OMB. Here's the point : You have an APEX application and you design your stuff and at one point you wish you just have to press a button and generate a first draft of your design in the OWB repository, and then developpers can have a frame to start designing from your perspective.
Also, imagine you have an APEX form to approve the testing of a design or process flow or both, and when you press the i approve button, you get call an OMB*Plus routine that do all the export->import reconcile and deploy thing!
I don't think i'm alone to need this kind of stuff. So since OWB is Java, and Oracle database speek Java : is it possible to think of a quick solution ?
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bpaquet

Hi bpaquet,
As you know OMB+ is TCL extension, and as i know OMB is not integrated into RDBMS.
I think, there can be several solutions.
1. Execute shell scripts from db using dbms_pipe package.
2. Execute shell scripts using some java external procedure.
3. Create some OS scheduled job (crontab), which will check some values in DB and execute OMB scripts.
Regards

Need to execute SQL PLUS commands from C# code

Hello all,
This is my first question here and hopefully I will get my solution :)
Right now we are doing 3 tasks manually
1) Clearing everything from a DB.
We use sql plus and execute this :
RAMNIVAS_CI/RAMNIVAS_CI@orclwex3
set pages 0
set lines 80
spool c:\delete_objects_CI
select 'drop '||object_type||' '||object_name||';'
from user_objects;
spool off
start c:\delete_objects_CI.lst
purge recyclebin;
set pages 100
select count(*) from user_objects;
RAMNIVAS_CI/RAMNIVAS_CI@orclwex3 are the username and pwd which gets input when we paste entire thing in sql plus
2) Then we restore that DB again using sql plus to do it using the command:
imp file=CL.DMP log=CL.log buffer=1000000 fromuser=RAMNIVAS_CL touser=RAMNIVAS_CL statistics=none grants=n commit=y
3)Execute sql scripts on it using sql developer. (This is not hard I guess coz I know we can use oracle client)
4) Take backup using this command:
exp RAMNIVAS_CI/RAMNIVAS_CI@ORCLWEX3 file=CI.dmp log=CI.log direct=y compress=y buffer=1000000 grants=n statistics=none
Is there anything I cna do to execute SQL PLUS commands using c#?

Hi,
You can execute OS commands via the SHELL function provided in .NET. See the MSDN for more info.
Some of the things you can do directly from .NET via ODP and PLSQL, some not.
1) Dropping the user objects can be done via a plsql procedure where you open a cursor for "select 'drop '||object_type||' '||object_name||';' ..." and then use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE to execute the resulting commands. You can invoke the procedure via ODP.
2) IMP is an exe, not a sqlplus command, so you're not actually using sqlplus there. You can still use the SHELL command though to invoke that.
3) Executing SQL Scripts via ODP.NET is not something you can do very easily. If you search the threads here you should be able to find some solutions others have come up with to parse the file and execute the statements one by one, but there's nothing built in to ODP to execute a script file.
You may want to just shell out to sqlplus user/pwd@db @scriptfile.sql but you may have issues trying to track down errors if any occurred, as I'm not sure where they go in that case.
4) just as with IMP, EXP is an exe, so you could shell out to that.
Corrections/comments welcome.
Greg

Executing SQL command in OMB PLUS

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