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Old 12-09-02, 11:41
Sergio de Pina Sergio de Pina is offline
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Unhappy UTL_FILE in RDB (OpenVMS)

Hi,

I'm a Oracle developer version +- 7.3, but now I'm try work in RDB 7.1.
This DB is installed Alpha Digital running OpenVMS.

In Oracle 7.3, when i want write text-files, i make a pl/sql with UTL_FILE, but in RDB, i didn't find this package.

Can somebody help me ? I need make a cursor with a inner join and write each row in a plan text file. If somebody send a sample...

Thanks for all and sorry my english...

Sergio
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Old 12-09-02, 12:37
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Re: UTL_FILE in RDB (OpenVMS)

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Hi,

I'm a Oracle developer version +- 7.3, but now I'm try work in RDB 7.1.
This DB is installed Alpha Digital running OpenVMS.

In Oracle 7.3, when i want write text-files, i make a pl/sql with UTL_FILE, but in RDB, i didn't find this package.

Can somebody help me ? I need make a cursor with a inner join and write each row in a plan text file. If somebody send a sample...

Thanks for all and sorry my english...

Sergio
UTL_FILE is unique to Oracle, so you won't find it in RDB. However, RDB may well have its own equivalent. Maybe you should post this question in the "Other Databases" forum.
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