Shell script for calling an sql file

Hello, I would need your help in creating a ksh file. We have two ksh files. One for deletion the eim table and the other one is for running the eim job.
Ksh file for running the eim job is okay. But the ksh file running the delete sql is not. We were thinking that we may have some sort of mistake in the syntax could have caused the problem we experiencing now. Need your expertise to check it. Please?
Here’s the syntax we have.
#!/bin/sh
sqlplus -s <user>/<pwd>@dbname << EOF
@<folder-path>/sqlrun.sql
EXIT
ENDSQL
EXIT
When we run it against putty, nothing seems to happen as in no error message appears at all. It prove that the sql file did not execute in TOAD.
We tried the other way around, by putting the /dev/nu// as show below.
sqlplus -s <user>/<password>@DBNAME > /dev/null <<ENDOFSQL
still nothing happen.
Regards

user10070712 wrote:
Hello, I would need your help in creating a ksh file. We have two ksh files. One for deletion the eim table and the other one is for running the eim job.
Ksh file for running the eim job is okay. But the ksh file running the delete sql is not. We were thinking that we may have some sort of mistake in the syntax could have caused the problem we experiencing now. Need your expertise to check it. Please?What does this have to do with APEX, which is the topic of this forum?
What is "eim"? Why have you chosen to post this here?

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