problem with executing procedure

[ilikesuresh]

Hi all,
I have written athe following program to execute a procedure number of times using korn shell scripting

for number in `cat $INPUT_FILE`
do
   $SQLPLUS -S $sql_user_name/$sql_user_pwd@$sql_service <<EOF 1>>$LOG_FILE 2>>$LOG_FILE
    set head off;
    set echo off;
    set serveroutput on;
    exec number_names(&1);
    $number
    EOF
done
 
 

But if i execute the program the error i got is
syntax error at line 22 : `<<' unmatched
But when i executing the same program with one number(not including in the for loop) the program executed fine.
In the log file i am getting,

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SP2-0042: unknown command "EOF" - rest of line ignored.
SP2-0042: unknown command "done" - rest of line ignored.


Please help me out from this issue.

Thanks in advance

[bykwzpz]

Hi all,
I have written athe following program to execute a procedure number of times using korn shell scripting

for number in `cat $INPUT_FILE`
do
   $SQLPLUS -S $sql_user_name/$sql_user_pwd@$sql_service <<EOF 1>>$LOG_FILE 2>>$LOG_FILE
    set head off;
    set echo off;
    set serveroutput on;
    exec number_names(&1);
    $number
    EOF
done
 
 

But if i execute the program the error i got is
syntax error at line 22 : `<<' unmatched
But when i executing the same program with one number(not including in the for loop) the program executed fine.
In the log file i am getting,

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SP2-0042: unknown command "EOF" - rest of line ignored.
SP2-0042: unknown command "done" - rest of line ignored.


Please help me out from this issue.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

You might try revising your SQL code line to this:
$SQLPLUS -S $sql_user_name/$sql_user_pwd@$sql_service1>>$LOG_FILE 2>&1 <<EOF

In this line, you are instructing the system to send standard out and standard error to the same place as before, but the real source of your problem was the <<EOF had to be the last thing on the line. You're creating what is sometimes called a 'here document.' The <<EOF says to start taking instructions until the EOF character string appears again. By having output redirection within the commands, you created the error.

Hope this helps. I just joined in so that's why the delay in answering.

[ghostdog74]

you might want to bring your EOF to start on the beginning of line

for blah .......
do
    sqlplus blah.... << EOF
 
EOF # put it at start of line
done