GENERATING AN ENVIROMENT FILE FROM PL/SQL
REQUEST I want to generate the current Oracle database environment file by querying a database. RELATED GETTING THE VALUE OF AN ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE THROGHT PL/SQL BLOCK SOLUTION ——————————————————- — Victor Khalturin — $Header 14:22 30.01.2018 — — Script generates the current environment…
QUERYING THE ORACLE_HOME PATH FROM A DATABASE
REQUEST I want to get the ORACLE_HOME path by querying the database. RELATED GETTING THE VALUE OF AN ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE THROGHT PL/SQL BLOCK SOLUTION DBMS_SYSTEM COL ORACLE_HOME FOR A30 VARIABLE ORACLE_HOME VARCHAR2(100); EXEC DBMS_SYSTEM.GET_ENV(‘ORACLE_HOME’,:ORACLE_HOME); PRINT ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_HOME —————————— /oracle/product/12.2.0.1 DBA_LIBRARIES…
GETTING THE VALUE OF AN ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE THROGHT PL/SQL BLOCK
REQUEST I want to get a value of the specific environment variable by querying a database. SOLUTION First, define a variable oracle@dbpilot.net: export MYVAR=”My Variable” oracle@dbpilot.net: echo $MYVAR My Variable A value of any variable can be retrieved through DBMS_SYSTEM.GET_ENV procedure COL OS_VAR…
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