Hi. I remember some years ago that ORACLE has a statement that runs a sql file. I want to do the same from Query Analyzer. I want to build another sql file like this:
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript1.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript2.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript3.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript4.sql'
Obviously 'ExecuteSQLFile' is a statement similar to the one I'm looking for. I m doing that, because I don't want to put all the sentences from the 4 files in only 1 file.
Any help would be appreciate.
Lenin.
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript1.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript2.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript3.sql'
ExecuteSQLFile 'C:\SQLScript4.sql'
Obviously 'ExecuteSQLFile' is a statement similar to the one I'm looking for. I m doing that, because I don't want to put all the sentences from the 4 files in only 1 file.
Any help would be appreciate.
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