Sql+command in java

how may i give the sql command "@c:\\emp.txt" in java?
how can i then print the result on a jframe?
thanks, danny

No can do.
Unless you want to exec "sqlplus" as an external process, as in:
String oracle_home = ....; // system-dependent
String login = "user/user@instance"; // should come from user
String cmdline =
oracle_home + "/sqlplus " + login + " " + "@c:/temp/scr.txt";
Process proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmdline);
// Read the contents of proc.getInputStream() until you
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when i am running a java class file from cmd line,
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I need to use Java with PL/SQL commands to send an email with attachment. My java application runs from the command line and does some magic to gather info from an Oracle 11g db. If the DB has sendmail configured, I'd like to send the results of the data gathering as an attachment to the email addresses. I'm not sure how to do this. I've been reading up on on PL/SQL can send email with UTL_SMTP - with attachments. I'm just not sure how to translate that into being triggered by my Java application. Any suggestions or pointers on what I should read would be appreciated.
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