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Hi, all
I need to call SQLLDR from a servlet. I was trying this by using Runtime class, but I can't do that because the user running the JVM doesn't have S.O. execution privileges over SQLLDR command, and I don't want to grant this kind of privileges, security reasons, you understand.
So, calling a PL/SQL from Java it seems like the right approach, but, can I call SQLLDR from a PL/SQL? is there an alternative to SQLLDR in PL/SQL?
Any help or thought about a way to do this, will be very helpful!!!
Thanks in advance
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