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size=3>hello: Can you run a Java Store Procedure as an anonymous
block? I'm trying to do as suggested and use Java to delete an
operating system file (Win2k/NT). The only issue is that this must be
executed in script format without storing any objects or references in
the database. Since I am using 8.1.6I figured that I might be
able to do it all as a sql file with anonymous Java blocks. Can
this be done? If do does anyone have an example of the
syntax that would be needed to delete a file from a passed
parameter? I'vestarted experimenting with the below but so
far have been unsuccessful, in getting the block to execute.
Unfortunately I know very little Java so any help or directory would be
greatly
appreciated. Begin
public class Hello
{
Code*/
{
tail;
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