Re: Re[2]: NOHUP SQLPLUS

From: <Jared.Still_at_radisys.com>
Date: Mon, 04 Feb 2002 14:23:16 -0800
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See my previous post on 'screen'.

Am I the only one here that uses that?

I've found it to be indispensible.

Jared

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Bambi & all,

Most times I will agree a nohup will disconnect from the terminal and keep
on trucking. But there has been more than one occasion when I've had a nohup
misbehave for some very screwy reasons, most wrapped around the process's desire
to do screen/terminal IO. My other basic reason for disliking nohup is that my
scripts, especially the long running ones have markers therein that I want to be
able to check up on periodically. Therefore, if I'm going to do something like
this I tend to use a package like, and actually is, VNC from AT&T. Works fine,
seems to last, and does not loose your session information.

Dick Goulet

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Author: DBarbour_at_austin.isd.tenet.edu
Date:       2/4/2002 1:00 PM

Run in background with the & and you shouldn't have a terminal problem (others are certainly possible).

Try 'nohup sqlplus system/***** @long_running.sql &'

Test this of course with another procedure before you it's a do or die situation.

David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA, OCP
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512-414-1002

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I am going to be executing a long running job this weekend from home. I am going to VPN into the corp network and telnet to the server. I am affraid of
loosing my telnet terminal session and the job dying mid way through. The plan is to use 'nohup sqlplus system/***** @long_running.sql'. Has anyone used this or run into issues using it? Every time I assume something will 'just work', IT DOESNT!

Thanks
Erik

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