Help regarding a shell script

Hi,
I had a requirement to execute a long running sql query. But the sql query had some parameters to be passed in it. I want to use nohup command and run the sql script using shell script concept. How can i pass the parameters and run the nohup command. I am herewith attaching sql reference.
[http://hatchappsdba.blogspot.com/2008/01/how-to-run-rcv11isasql-type-of-files.html]
I want to keep the sql script in a shell script and run it through nohup command.
Can you please let me know how can i keep the above sql in a shell script and run through nohup command

I want to keep the sql script in a shell script and run it through nohup command.
Can you please let me know how can i keep the above sql in a shell script and run through nohup commandFrom the OS command prompt, issue:
# nohup sqlplus <username>/<password> @<script name>.sql &Or as sysdba (if sysdba is needed to run the script):
# nohup sqlplus "/ as sysdba" @<script name>.sql &Or, you can write a shell script as mentioned in this thread -- nohop sqlplus doubt
Thanks,
Hussein

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@ Bhagat & Michaels
Dear Friends,
I changed my shell name as per ur suggestions
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bt, bt, bt, it still did not do any operations defined in the "ecs_script.sh"
in fact the script did nt executed.......
pls help , I am loosing my time..
regards.

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I have a shell script that will re registered as a conc prgm and then this shell script will inturn call another CONC PGM which is a report. Due to some secuirty issues we have to do this way,
But my problem is the Printer parameters that are passed on to the shell script need to be passed to the conc pgm which generates the report..
Plzz help me .. this is the code that calls the CONC PGM , which is a report
NMHR_REQUEST_ID=`echo $FCP_LOGIN | cut -d"/" -f2 |
CONCSUB APPS "$RESP_APPL_NAME" "$P_RESP_NAME" $USERNAME WAIT=Y CONCURRENT $APPL_NAME '"TAX_EXEMPT"' "$P_LOCATION"` PRINTER='"$VAL_PRINTER"' NUMBER_OF_COPIES='"$VAL_NOC"' PRINT_STYLE='"$VAL_PRINT_STYLE"' LANGUAGE='"$VAL_LANGUAGE"'
Plzz help. if there is anything wrong..
Thanks in advance..

Hi,
Following is the sample for using printer setting.
CONCSUB apps/apps
SYSADMIN "System Administrator" SYSADMIN
WAIT=Y
CONCURRENT FND FNDSCARU
LANGUAGE=FRENCH
PRINTER=hplj4l
NUMBER_OF_COPIES=1
PRINT_STYLE=LANDSCAPE
What is the error message?
Regards
Prashant Pathak

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