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I am trying to run a SQL script on remote Oracle database. Something like this, the shell script contains:

sqlplus / @db

I want to add something to this command so that is is able to run a SQL script on the database db.

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Create a file (let's say: my_sql_commands.sql) containing your SQL commands, for example:

select table_name from user_tables;
exit;

And then:

sqlplus username/password@oracle_instance @my_sql_commands.sql

That's all!

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