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devmcg03@gmail.com
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 3:18 pm    Post subject: sql plus handling spaces... Reply with quote

Hi everyone,

I need an answer to a very urgent problem with sqlplus.
I try to launch (from a Java class) sqlplus or plus80, or plus80w, on
Win
NT, with the following command line:


sqlplus -s user/password @path\sqlfile1


The problem comes when the "path" includes spaces (for example
c:\program
files\myapp\sql\).
In this case sqlplus tries to load the file c:\program.sql !!!
I discovered that if I use single quotes the problem is solved for the
command line:


sqlplus -s user/password @'path\sqlfile1'


But, if the "sqlfile1" calls itself a new sql file like in


....
@@sqlfile2
....


which is supposed to use the same path like sqlfile1 (the caller),
again
sqlplus tries to find the file c:\program.sql


Is there any solution to this problem? Is it possible to load in
sqlplus a
file from a directory which has spaces in its name, and this file to
call
other files from the same directory (with @@)?


I will appreciate any help.
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Rauf Sarwar
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Joined: 03 May 2005
Posts: 353

PostPosted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 4:15 pm    Post subject: Re: sql plus handling spaces... Reply with quote

devmcg03@gmail.com wrote:
Quote:
Hi everyone,

I need an answer to a very urgent problem with sqlplus.
I try to launch (from a Java class) sqlplus or plus80, or plus80w, on
Win
NT, with the following command line:


sqlplus -s user/password @path\sqlfile1


The problem comes when the "path" includes spaces (for example
c:\program
files\myapp\sql\).
In this case sqlplus tries to load the file c:\program.sql !!!
I discovered that if I use single quotes the problem is solved for the
command line:


sqlplus -s user/password @'path\sqlfile1'


But, if the "sqlfile1" calls itself a new sql file like in


...
@@sqlfile2
...


which is supposed to use the same path like sqlfile1 (the caller),
again
sqlplus tries to find the file c:\program.sql


Is there any solution to this problem? Is it possible to load in
sqlplus a
file from a directory which has spaces in its name, and this file to
call
other files from the same directory (with @@)?


I will appreciate any help.

1) Don't place sql files in a directory with spaces in names.
2) Change long names (with spaces) to DOS 8.3 short name e.g.
C:\>for /F "tokens=*" %A in ("c:\program files\your file.sql") do echo
%~sA
3) Change current directory to where the sql files are before launching
sqlplus.

Regards
/Rauf
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