Hi..everyone..plz share realtime unix shellscript commands

hi..everyone..plz share realtime unix shellscript commands that are used in oracle pl/sql development my mailid: [email protected]

rajsekharb wrote:
hi..everyone..plz share realtime unix shellscript commands that are used in oracle pl/sql development my mailid: ????????????
You are unwise to publish your email address on public forums, as spambots will pick it up and you will be inundated with spam.
Also, consider that the Oracle forums are a community where people support each other on the forums, they are NOT a personal support desk for you, so it is considered quite rude to ask people to email you answers to your question as if you are not wanting to spend your time on the forums discussing your requirements.
As Billy says, your question doesn't make much sense. You've used the word "realtime" completely out of context. Perhaps you were referring to scripts that people use for real in their businesses to help support pl/sql development? but still it's not clear what sort of scripts you are looking for, and considering this forum is for SQL and PL/SQL programming assistance, your requesting Unix scripts is not really appropriate unless you explain yourself and how your requirement relates to SQL and/or PL/SQL.

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               Process process = runtime.exec("cat /export/home/shankerr/local.profile > /export/home/shankerr/local1.txt");
               try {
                    if (process.waitFor() != 0) {
                    System.err.println("exit value = " +
                              process.exitValue());
                    catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    System.err.println(e);
But i get the following error on the console
exit value = 2
cat: cannot open >
cat: cannot open /export/home/shankerr/local1.txt
The same command if i run on unix console directly it creates a new file and copies the content into the new file local1.txt
kindly help me on the same

The redirection operator > along with stuff like pipe | history !$ etc. is interpreted by the shell, not by the cat program.
When you do cat X > Ycat only sees the X. The rest is interpreted by the shell to redirect the cat program's stdout.
However, when you Runtime.exec(), you don't have the shell, so cat sees X > Y as its arguments, and interprets them all as file names. Since there's no file named > you get the error.
The solution is to first man cat on your system and see if it happens to have a -o or somesuch operator that lets it (rather than the shell) send its output to a file. If not, then you need to invoke a shell, and pass it cat and all of cat's args as the command to execute.
Read the man pages for you shell of choice, but for bash, I believe you'd give Runtime.exec() something like /bin/bash -c 'cat X > Y'

Hi..everyone..plz share realtime unix shellscript commands

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