Exit from sqlplus / plsql script
Hello,
I'm executing the following script (named test_script.sql)
SET serveroutput ON
DEFINE temp=&1
DECLARE
BEGIN
dbms_output.put_line('Value: &temp');
END;
using the command line
sqlplus <username>/<password> @/tmp/test_script.sql "Hello"
I want this this script to exit automatically. Unfortunately, it shows a screen with a line number on the left, waiting for user input. I have to enter the '/'-sign or the '.'-sign to stop this. Then the "SQL>" prompt appears and I have to enter "exit" to quit. Far away from exiting automatically...
Adding "exit" to the end of the script doesn't work. The script still waits for user input with a number to the left. When entering '/', it says "Encountered the symbol "EXIT" The symbol "EXIT" was ignored."
Can anybody help?
END;
exit
<br>
<br>
Doesn't work..?
Message was edited by:
jeneesh
Again,..
Too late..
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