I have a KornShell (ksh) script that logins into SQL*Plus and executing a script. Within the shell script I would like to capture the status code of the SQL statement that was executed. Currently there is an error with SQL and I am unable to capture it by checking $?. How would I capture the success or error code from the sql statement and pass it to the shell script.
Snippet of ksh script:
sqlplus $JDBC_FBUID_U/$JDBC_FBPWD_U@$JDBC_FBDB @${FBC_HOME}/FBCS003.sql ${outputfile}
if [ $? != 0 ]
then
msg_txt="The execution of Sql script /tmp/FBCS003.sql failed. Please investigate."
echo ${msg_txt}
echo ${msg_txt} | mailx -r ${fromemail} -s "FBCB003: The execution of Sql script /tmp/FBCS003.sql failed." ${toemail}
epage -n ${pagerdef} ${pagernum} "FBCB003: ${msg_txt}"
exit 1
fi
SQL script FBCS003.sql
-- Set SQLPlus variables.
SET NEWPAGE 0
SET WRAP OFF
SET LINESIZE 9999
SET ECHO OFF
SET FEEDBACK OFF
SET VERIFY OFF
SET HEADING OFF
SET PAGESIZE 0
SET COLSEP |
SET TRIMSPOOL ON
SET TIMING ON
-- Open output file
-- The file path and name are passed from the calling script FBCS003.
spool &1
-- Main Select Statement
select
ct.fiscal_yr_no,
ct.acct_per_no,
ct.bus_unit_id,
ct.btch_file_seq_no,
ct.comm_tran_srce_cd,
ct.rec_no,
ct.rev_gl_acct_no,
ct.gl_prod_cd,
ct.prod_desc,
ct.paid_ir_no,
ct.srce_ir_no,
ct.ir_no_house_acct_rsn_txt,
ct.vndr_acct_ty_id,
ct.clnt_na,
ct.issr_na,
ct.clnt_na,
ct.issr_na,
ct.trd_da,
ct.setl_da,
ct.ord_ty_cd,
ct.actv_ty_cd,
ct.prin_amt,
ct.grs_comm_amt,
ct.net_comm_amt,
ct.vndr_prod_ty_cd,
ct.vndr_stmt_id
from fin.comm_tran ct
where ct.bus_unit_id = 'EJL'
and ct.vndr_acct_ty_id in
('11111111','222222222')
-- Execute sql statement.
/
-- Close output file
spool off
-- Exit SQL
exit
/
Exiting SQL*Plus To exit SQL*Plus command-line, enter EXIT. To exit the Windows GUI, enter EXIT or select Exit from the File menu.
My #1 Oracle DBA tool is sqlplus – I use it to automate DBA tasks directly on the Oracle Server from shell scripts. I often put the output of sqlplus -s in a shell variable and use it for further processing.
Have you tried using
whenever sqlerror exit sql.sqlcode
in your sql script? (also see this link)
Exit from the sql file with
exit sql.sqlcode;
capture it in shell with $?
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