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how to set echo ON in Python call to Oracle SQL - nmrt - Sep-19-2019 Hi All, I am beginner in Python, i am trying to access oracle DB from Python program. I am able to get the output with the below code. However, i want the SQL query which i ran along with the output. I am only getting the output. I tried 'set echo on' but its not working. Please help me. #!/usr/bin/python ## Imports from subprocess import Popen, PIPE import os import sys sql1='set echo ON; \n select name from v$database;' sqlplus = Popen(["sqlplus", "-S", "/", "as", "sysdba"], stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE) sqlplus.stdin.write(sql1); out, err = sqlplus.communicate() print out
RE: how to set echo ON in Python call to Oracle SQL - ibreeden - Sep-19-2019 ´set echo on´ has effect when executing sql from a file. But in this case you are emulating an interactive session. (In a true interactive session echoing would result in lines appearing double.) You may also consider installing cx_Oracle to connect to an Oracle database. RE: how to set echo ON in Python call to Oracle SQL - nmrt - Sep-20-2019 Hi, In my current code, my SQL statement is not displaying on the screen, i am getting only the result. is there anyway to display both the query and result? I dont have access to install CX_ORACLE, will try it to get it installed. Thanks RE: how to set echo ON in Python call to Oracle SQL - ibreeden - Sep-20-2019 Make a seperate file with the query. Let´s say: file.sql. And in the code you could use that sql file. sqlplus = Popen(["sqlplus", "-S", "/", "as", "sysdba", "@file.sql"], stdout=PIPE, stdin=PIPE)I guess that should work. RE: how to set echo ON in Python call to Oracle SQL - nmrt - Sep-21-2019 Hi Ibreeden, That suggestion worked. Thanks for the help.
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