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I know how to give the syntax for sqlserver to excute a strored procedure for file hold. I got this syntax through some examples like below.
-* File mySQL.FEX -DEFAULT &YEAR='2003'; -DEFAULT &WEEK='20'; SET SQLENGINE=SQLMSS SQL EX [server].DBASE.DBO.SPROC &YEAR,&WEEK; TABLE FILE SQLOUT PRINT * ON TABLE HOLD AS MPHOLD END
Now, i want to know the syntax for the execution of the stored procedure in Oracle. Like, where can i give the user name and password .., etc. ?
It is in "Getting Started in Oracle" chapter. This can be found in Chapter 27 (page 649 of 1094). Specifically the information on Stored Procedures starts on page 27-29 (or page 677 of 1094.)
Stored procedures are not portable between different RDBMSs. A stored procedure written for SQL*Server will not work on Oracle/DB2/etc since the stored procedure languages are different.
*IF* you are developing a brand new system *AND* there is any possibility that you will need to migrate/port your system to a different RDBMS in the future, then you should consider putting the logic of your procedures into WebFOCUS. WebFOCUS can do pretty much anything that a stored procedure can do and it is portable between RDBMSs (of course you may have to make adjustments if you are using a datatype in one RDBMS which is not available in the other.)