Moving files into directory using shell script

Question

Can someone tell me how I move files into directory using *nix/linux shell script?
I have files which created from stored procedures using utl_file. The files name for example:
DKH_104_12345
DKE_101_42324242
DKH_102_32432
DKE_101_34553
Then I create directories automatically for example:
/oradata/apps/dmp/output/101
/oradata/apps/dmp/output/102
/oradata/apps/dmp/output/103
/oradata/apps/dmp/output/104
Using this procedure :
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Xorganize AS
v_item VARCHAR2(5);
v_DirName VARCHAR2(50);
v_FileName VARCHAR2(50):='xorganize';
v_FileExt VARCHAR2(5):='.sh';
v_ID UTL_FILE.file_type;
CURSOR res IS
--find the directory name from table
SELECT brn_cde FROM vcr_brn_cde ORDER BY 1;
BEGIN
--used by utl.file funtion
SELECT PRD_DIR INTO v_DirName
FROM CR_SYS_PRM
WHERE CLT_CDE ='FIF';
SELECT v_FileName||v_FileExt INTO v_FileName FROM dual;
v_ID:=UTL_FILE.FOPEN(v_DirName,v_FileName, 'w');
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','@@echo OFF');
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','cls');
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','echo Reorganizing ...');
OPEN res;
     LOOP
          FETCH res INTO v_item;
          EXIT WHEN res%NOTFOUND;
          utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','mkdir '||v_item);
     END LOOP;
CLOSE res;
OPEN res;
     LOOP
          FETCH res INTO v_item;
          EXIT WHEN res%NOTFOUND;
          utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','move _'||v_item||'_.* '||v_item||'\');
     END LOOP;
CLOSE res;
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','FOR /F "usebackq delims=" %%1 IN (`dir /b *.`) DO @rd/q %%1');
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','cls');
utl_file.PUTF(v_ID,'%s\n','echo Reorganizing ...Done');
utl_file.fclose(v_ID);
END;
Everything works fine, BUT, the script is generated in dos/windows scripting.
Now I need to run the script in *nix/linux shell, which I still can’t do it (because of my knowledge :p).
And also I don’t know if the script already generated in *nix/linux shell version, how do I chmod +x the script from stored procedure, I can’t use ‘host’ command in my tools
Thanks a lot
-firman

Answer 1

If you're using 9i then UTL_FILE.FRENAME() will execute something like a Unix mv command.
If you want to do a chmod then you'll need to check out how to use a Java Stored Procedure to execute OS calls.
Cheers, APC