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monitoring oracle database tables from korn shell script and sending e-mail [message #98079] Mon, 26 January 2004 10:42 Go to next message
munna
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I have to write a shell script, which checks for certain values on a table (may be I can use a procedure and return some value). If the select statement return some value, it needs to send e-mail to  members of a team. Please help me.

Thanks a lot

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Re: monitoring oracle database tables from korn shell script and sending e-mail [message #98080 is a reply to message #98079] Tue, 27 January 2004 13:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
William Robertson
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Why a shell script? Wouldn't it be simpler to have a datebase trigger call a 'SEND_MAIL' procedure?

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Re: monitoring oracle database tables from korn shell script and sending e-mail [message #98082 is a reply to message #98080] Wed, 28 January 2004 06:02 Go to previous messageGo to next message
munna
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William,

Thanks for the reply. Since the tables are really big ones,I don't want a trigger. Also, I need to schedule a cron job to run fw times a day to monitor the tabls for certain entries. Now, I am thinking about a java program which gets called from a shell script.

Thanks,
Munna

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Re: monitoring oracle database tables from korn shell script and sending e-mail [message #98084 is a reply to message #98082] Wed, 28 January 2004 23:49 Go to previous message
William Robertson
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Why shouldn't a big table have a trigger?

In any case the database already has a job scheduler (DBMS_JOB) and the ability to send e-mail (UTL_SMTP) so I'm not sure what added benefit you would get from Java and cron. In fact they would complicate things by needing to connect to the database.

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