I'm assuming you are using a relational database and, therefore, must format the output into xml since the database does not inherently support that.
I ask, because there are companies who support native xml storage. (I work for one called NeoCore, but this is not an endorsement of them...
Your problem is mostly because it is a shell
script. The setuid bit on shell scripts doesn't apply,
only the setuid bit on executeables. This is because the
shell script is read and interpreted. New processes are
created for each line in the shell script
This is also why you are having...
Any create trigger command that I enter in pl/sql ignores
my attempts to create the trigger. No syntax error, no
creation, no message. It just keeps feeding me command
prompts until I hit control <C>. For example, two
PL/SQL sessions follow:
SQL> create trigger;
2 ;
3 ;
4
SQL>...
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