How to get count(*) value in unix using SQL script

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I want to store the count in unix and based on that send on email, if count is greater that 50.

Select count(*) from temp1;

Please suggest.

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I want to store the count in unix and based on that send on email, if count is greater that 50.


Select count(*) from temp1;

Please suggest.

Posted 13-Jun-19 4:10am

varsh12

Updated 13-Jun-19 4:26am

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Patrice T 13-Jun-19 14:17pm

count of what ?

varsh12 19-Jun-19 7:14am

count(*) store some numeric value like 100, 200

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2019-06-13T04:26:00

Solution 1

UNIX is an operating system; not a program.

You would need to install or create a program onto the UNIX machine that can talk to the SQL Server. If you are using Oracle as the DB, you could try SQL*Plus
SQL*Plus Quick Start[^]

Posted 13-Jun-19 4:26am

MadMyche