pupbld.sql is a script file that contains SQL commands. It is typically used to build or configure a database schema. To run pupbld.sql, you will need to connect to a database server using a tool such as SQL*Plus or Oracle SQL Developer. You will also need to have the necessary privileges to execute the commands in the script, such as being a member of the SYSDBA role or having the CREATE PROCEDURE system privilege.
To run the script, you can enter the following command:
SQL> @pupbld.sql
Make sure to replace “pupbld.sql” with the actual name of your script file. You may also need to specify the path to the script file if it is not located in the current directory.
It is generally a good idea to back up your database before running any scripts that make changes to the schema or data. This will allow you to restore the database to its previous state if something goes wrong
To run pupbld.sql as the system user, you will need to connect to the database as the system user and then run the script file. Here’s an example of how to do this using SQL*Plus:
- Open a command prompt and enter the following command to start SQL*Plus:
sqlplus / as sysdba
- Once connected, you can run the script file by entering the following command:
SQL> @pupbld.sql
Make sure to replace “pupbld.sql” with the actual name of your script file. You may also need to specify the path to the script file if it is not located in the current directory.
It is generally a good idea to back up your database before running any scripts that make changes to the schema or data. This will allow you to restore the database to its previous state if something goes wrong.
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