I have a script that gets the current time, and must pass it to another script.
variable v_s_time varchar2(30);
exec :v_s_time := to_char(sysdate,'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS AM');
--Lots of unrelated code here
variable v_e_time varchar2(30);
exec :v_e_time := to_char(sysdate,'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS AM');
@"test report script.sql" :v_s_time :v_e_time; --yes, I also tried ":v_s_time", didn't seem to do anything.
This does not work, it seems that the literal :v_s_time
is passed to the script, instead of what I want: "2010-04-14 05:50:01 PM"
.
To execute this manually, I could enter:
@"test report script.sql" "2010-04-14 05:50:01 PM" "2010-04-14 05:57:34 PM"
I found that what does work is this:
define v_s_time = "2010-04-14 05:50:01 PM"
--Lots of unrelated code here
define v_e_time = "2010-04-14 05:57:34 PM"
@"test report script.sql" "&&v_s_time" "&&v_e_time";
But it is unrealistic to hardcode the 开发者_开发百科datetimes. Anyone know how to handle this?
(Oracle 10g)
You can use the NEW_VALUE clause of the COL command to dynamically retrieve a value into a substitute variable:
SQL> /*Declare that the "dat" column will be stored in the v_date variable*/
SQL> COL dat NEW_VALUE v_date
SQL> SELECT to_char(sysdate,'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS AM') dat FROM dual;
DAT
----------------------
2010-04-15 09:54:29 AM
SQL> select '&&v_date' from dual;
'2010-04-1509:54:29AM'
----------------------
2010-04-15 09:54:29 AM
You can then call your script with this substitute variable:
@"test report script.sql" &&v_date
Can you just reference the bind variables in the "test report script.sql" script? In other words, in "test report script.sql", you have a direct reference to v_s_time and v_e_time, skipping the SQLPlus define variable. There doesn't appear to be any really elegant way to convert from bind variables to SQLPlus DEFINE'd variables.
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