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example of how I'd like to spool an sql statment to a file:
spool "C:\\Users\\test.txt"
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You could construct the SQL to execute in an attribute (or a private parameter) and send the query to the Logger before the SQLExecutor.
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You could construct the SQL to execute in an attribute (or a private parameter) and send the query to the Logger before the SQLExecutor.
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I don't quite get this! It does not log the result of the query ?
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I don't quite get this! It does not log the result of the query ?
Perhaps did you mean the Oracle SPOOL command? If so, unfortunately it seems that there is no way to execute the command with the SQLExecutor. Consider using the CSV writer, if you want to save the query result into a text file.