Help in Shell Script

Hi , I need to find a strin inside a file
I googled this, to write afeter sqlplus -s etc
#while IFS=$(echo '\012\001') read LINE ;
# do
# case ${LINE} in ORA-*|SP2-*) ord.extractor_porven.sh
# echo " JUSTO Dentro del error ORACLE se ha producido"
# *) echo ${LINE} ;
# esac
# done
My target its to find first ocurrence with ORA and first ocurrence (his ORA number) in order to
create a message like this for example ,saving in a variable .
########Error processing in Oracle ## 'OraErr' || Var1 || 'OraNumber'||Var2#########
This line will be write in same default file.dat
Can someone kindly help me ?
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards
Antonio
Sunny spain , :)

user5647282 wrote:
Hi , I need to find a strin inside a file
I googled this, to write afeter sqlplus -s etc
#while IFS=$(echo '\012\001') read LINE ;
# do
# case ${LINE} in ORA-*|SP2-*) ord.extractor_porven.sh
# echo " JUSTO Dentro del error ORACLE se ha producido"
# *) echo ${LINE} ;
# esac
# done
My target its to find first ocurrence with ORA and first ocurrence (his ORA number) in order to
create a message like this for example ,saving in a variable .
########Error processing in Oracle ## 'OraErr' || Var1 || 'OraNumber'||Var2#########
This line will be write in same default file.dat
Can someone kindly help me ?
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards
Antonio
Sunny spain , :)I am not quite sure of what you are asking. Is this related to Unix? In that case i would like to let you know this is a SQL and PL/SQL forum.

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