Subject | Returning several variables from isql script |
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Author | grndeveloper |
Post date | 2005-06-14T14:43:06Z |
Hello everybody,
I am bulding a unix shell script which does several database
connections to return or modify some data.
To do this I use the isql comand.
Since now I have had no problems in returning the value a table field
assigning it to a shell variable, in the following way:
VAR=$(/opt/firebird/bin/isql $PATHDB -user $DBUSER -password
$DBPASSWORD -i my_select.sql)
Is there a nicer way of doing this?
If I have to return more tan one field, in the same query, I have to
"look into" the variable and it gets more complex.
Is it possible to assign a value in isql, and use it in the shell
script, in an easier way?
Thanks in advance.
I am bulding a unix shell script which does several database
connections to return or modify some data.
To do this I use the isql comand.
Since now I have had no problems in returning the value a table field
assigning it to a shell variable, in the following way:
VAR=$(/opt/firebird/bin/isql $PATHDB -user $DBUSER -password
$DBPASSWORD -i my_select.sql)
Is there a nicer way of doing this?
If I have to return more tan one field, in the same query, I have to
"look into" the variable and it gets more complex.
Is it possible to assign a value in isql, and use it in the shell
script, in an easier way?
Thanks in advance.