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sql plginst.sql

/******************** PL/Generator from Quest Software ********************* || || Installation script for PL/Generator || Author: Steven Feuerstein || || This is a part of the PL/Generator Code
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sql revokeany.sql

revoke create any procedure from &1; revoke alter any procedure from &1; revoke execute any procedure from &1; REVOKE SELECT ANY TABLE FROM &1; REVOKE CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM FROM &1; REVOKE DROP P
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sql cst.sql

connect scott/tiger @@ssoo
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sql addgenx.sql

/******************** GenX from Quest Software ********************* || || Add GenX to PL/Generator installation || Author: Steven Feuerstein || || This is a part of the GenX Code library. ||
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sql genxinst.sql

/******************** GenX from RevealNet ********************* || || Installation script for GenX || Author: Steven Feuerstein || || This is a part of the GenX Code library. || Copyright (C) 1
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sql temp.sql

set serveroutput on size 1000000 format wrapped SET VERIFY OFF DECLARE v_dir VARCHAR2(1000) := 'c:\temp'; BEGIN PLGdoir.setdrvdir ('test', v_dir, tab => PLGdoir.c_global,
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sql genxdata.sql

REM If the sequence already exists, do not recreate it. REM DROP SEQUENCE plggen_seq; CREATE SEQUENCE plggen_seq; CREATE TABLE plg_doir (objid INTEGER, driver VARCHAR2(30), owner
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sql addplg.sql

/******************** PL/Generator from Quest Software ********************* || || Add PL/Generator to GenX || Author: Steven Feuerstein || || This is a part of the PL/Generator Code library.
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sql genxaccess.sql

REM Generated by genaccess.sql DO NOT MODIFY REM GRANT EXECUTE ON plgdoir TO PUBLIC;
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sql plggrant.sql

REM REM Run from SYS account or account with SYS-like privileges. REM GRANT CREATE SESSION TO &1; REM Take care of the regular stuff GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE TO &1; GRANT CREATE TABLE TO &1;