RE: Ftp from Oracle

Roland,

Don't have an example to provide you, but here's something you might look into. Among the PL/SQL supplied packages there's one named UTL_TCP. With a little knowledge of (or reading up on how) FTP works, you should be able to use this package to open a TCP/IP connection and conduct FTP events.

HTH, James Turner

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Roland.Skoldblom_at_ica.se
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Hallo,

Is it possible to do ftp commands directly from PL/SQL procedur? Including logon to the ftp server.?
Give me an example please if possible.

Thanks in advance

Roland

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