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Scripts and i SQL*Plus

Scripts and i SQL*Plus. SQL*Plus over the Internet. To connect to i SQL*Plus. NOTE!!!. The web page address is: The computer name (ferdia2.student.comp.dit.ie) A colon (:) The port number (5560) Followed by /isqlplus Logging on The Username is the schema name you have been given.

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Scripts and i SQL*Plus

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  1. Scripts and iSQL*Plus SQL*Plus over the Internet

  2. To connect to iSQL*Plus

  3. NOTE!!! • The web page address is: • The computer name (ferdia2.student.comp.dit.ie) • A colon (:) • The port number (5560) • Followed by /isqlplus • Logging on • The Username is the schema name you have been given. • The password is the password you have been given. • The Connect Identifier is FT2284. • This is different to the host string that you use for SQL*Plus. • So it’s http://ferdia2.student.comp.dit.ie:5560/isqlplus

  4. Sample session

  5. History of session

  6. Logging out Click the ‘logout’ hyperlink.

  7. Scripts • These are files containing a sequence of commands that you can otherwise enter interactively. • The file is saved for convenience and re-execution. • scripts are often called by operating-system specific names. • In SQL*Plus, you can execute the script with the START, @ or @@ commands.

  8. Points to note about iSQL*Plus • The screen formatting is done nicely in HTML. • If you use substitution variables or ‘Accept’ in your script, you are presented with a box to enter data. • You must stick to the rules about surrounding strings with quotes. • You must click ‘continue’ – return doesn’t work.

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