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Message Posted: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 @ 19:52:44 GMT





     
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Subj:   Re: BTEQ logon
 
From:   John Adams



From: Craig Windland

  How do you log on to BTEQ without hard coding the logon text into every script. I want to create one file containing the authentication information that is used by all scripts in a batch environment. So far I have had no success.  



What we do (under UNIX) is protect a directory and put one-liner run files for each logon, like:

.logon dbc/ourid,password

Then we put a .run file=/protected/directory/ourid.btq statement in the scripts.

If you make the names of the logon files correspond to the ID, it's easier to administer--we use the C preprocessor to sub in values, but you may find a Perl script or a shell script more congenial in your environment.


Does this help?

John A





     
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