Oracle linux disk and folder shell script

Hi,
Shell script that shows you how to disk , folder.

user8053012 wrote:
du -sh /data/oracle/ |sort -r -n |head -20 how to write shell script ..Are you asking how to write a shell script that will execute the command 'du -sh /data/oracle/ |sort -r -n |head -20'?
If so, just use vi to create a new file, and put the command into the file. After saving the file, be sure to use 'chmod' to make it executable.
If that's NOT what you are asking, then your second post is just as obscure as your first.

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I want to be a plsql developer, now reading job ads for the technical requirement.
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Generally, do plsql developers work with shell scripting on a basic level, like echoing, saving files, looping etcYes.
Or plsql developers work with unix programming at this kernel programming level, like semaphores, signal, UNIX Systems Programming: Communication, Concurrency and Threads? Generally speaking, No.

Oracle 11g R1 Automatic Installation shell scripts

Hy Guys,
Please can someone help me with: Oracle 11g R1 Automatic Installation shell scripts. A guide, how to or a link will be wellcome
Kind Regards
Easyman
Edited by: Easyman on Feb 2, 2010 3:58 AM

Hi Easyman,
sure, just have a look in $INSTALL_CONF directory. Files starting with swInst* are referencing a response file from $INSTALL_CONF/response directory. Either use a sample configuration file or add your own response file to install Oracle.
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http://www.oratoolkit.ch/knowledge/howto/installation/otn.php
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Oracle Linux 6 and Oracle DB for ERP System

All,
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UNIX path AND Do shell script path with spaces

I am trying to building a interface with buttons to execute shell commands when the button is pressed. Below press button execute code.
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How would I fix this to work.
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Camelot's explanation was good, but you don't seem to get it, so I'll take a crack at explaining as well.
First off, you need to understand what "do shell script" does and does not do. "do shell script" takes a string from AppleScript and passes it to a shell interpreter. It does not check in advance that this string makes sense. (That is impossible to do, in fact.) It just passes it along. The shell interpreter then converts the string into a command, or series of commands, and attempts to run them.
In AppleScript, quotation marks around something make that something a string. So, for example:
"rm "
is a string containing a letter r, a letter m, and then a space. Some commands can also return a string, which can then be stored in a named variable, as for example:
set a_variable to (the text returned of display dialog "Hi!" default answer "Some text")
When you wish to put two strings together in AppleScript, you use the & operator, as in:
"String 1" & "String 2"
In this example, there is no space at the end of the first string, and none at the beginning of the second, so the result is:
"String 1String 2"
All clear so far?
When a shell interpreter attempts to convert a string into commands, it has to split the string into pieces. A space signifies a break between pieces. In order to put a space into a single item, you can do a number of things. You can put the whole item in quotation marks (single or double), which is known as "quoting":
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or you can put a backslash before the space, which is known as "escaping":
/A/Path/With/A\ Space
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In order to simplify things, Apple created the command "the quoted form of". This command takes a string and returns a new string which is properly set up so that it will be just one item when split up for the command line. It will add quotation marks, backslashes, or whatever.
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is a way of saying to AppleScript "take the string in the variable named thePath, and quote it for the command line; then stick it on the end of a string containing an r, an m, and a space."
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I think, however, you may just have the path wrong. In one of the spots where you gave the POSIX path, it had a backslash (\) at the end instead of a forward slash (/). As Camelot says, a forward slash means that the item is a directory and not a plain file. But if you really meant the backslash, it suggests that the item is a plain file, but has a space at the end (or some other character that mystifies the command line). It's an escape.
Try making a new script in Script Editor which says
">" & (the POSIX path of (choose file)) & "<" at the end, that's the culprit.
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Feel free to use it if you find it useful..
I'd also appreciate someone telling me what *IS* the arch way of doing what my shell script's doing
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Val Polyakov <[email protected]>
# 7/8/07
# Change these to reflect your network
PATH=/usr/sbin:/sbin:/bin
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$0 stop
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what would the benefit of that be, as compared to my script ?
the shell script i made (and pasted) works just fine, sits in /etc/rc.d and is called by /etc/rc.conf
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Question #1 : Unsure how to debug/troubleshoot this. Will read through the installation and release notes for SQLDeveloper, but any suggestions would be welcome.
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>
The Linux x64 version of SQLDeveloper doesn't come bundled with JDK. There is a version of JDK recommended, with an advisory to install it before installing SQLDeveloper. This I did, with apparent success. I guess I'll have to install the JDK again and check my Java versions afterwards. Thanks.
>
I don't know what JDK you downloaded since you didn't say. What version was it? Post the link.
I find it hard to believe that the JDK version recommended was 1.4.2 since that is an ANCIENT version of Java, you have to hunt to even find it for download and most importantly the sql developer main download page clearly announces what version of Java is needed.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/sql-developer/downloads/index.html
>
JDK Support
Oracle SQL Developer 3.1 is shipped with JDK1.6.0_11. However, you can connect to and use any JDK 1.6.0_11 or above. To use an existing JDK, download the zip files listed below "with JDK already installed."
>
As you can see you need JDK 1.6.0_11 or above.
If the version you say was recommended was actually 1.4.2 then that is an error; post the details so the developers can get that error fixed.
I don't know what is on your system and can only go by the information you provide
>
4. Installed JDK as instructed in the SQLDeveloper release notes for Linux x64
java version "1.4.2"
>
You either downloaded version 1.4.2, which seems unlikely, or your Linux included 1.4.2 and it is being used when you try to launch sql developer.
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Host in forms 10g and execute shell script

Hi!
I have a little problem. When I transfer form to AS through SSH protocol I want to automatically generate form on AS wit h code:
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Executing the HOST Command will execute in the Mid Tier and nothing will show up in the Client. (other than the form go into Blocking mode). Just check out whether the Operation you wanted to do in the Mid tier is done or not. (Here it looks like you are compiling a form. So, check out that the fmx is generated.)
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