Referencing dynamically created table names in Create statement written in shell script

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Recently, I have been allotted a task to write a script to automatically generate a month end report.



The generation process involved creating tables in database and then accessing them later in the same script to create another temp tables.



I managed to create the base table dynamically, but facing problem while creating another temp table using former dynamic table as an reference.



I’ll illustrate for better understanding:



Table 1: (Create statement is in an sql file)



Create table XYZ as
(
Select * from abc
);


NOTE: table abc is already present in the system. Thus not much issue in creating table XYZ.



Table2: (Create statement is in an sql file)



Create table JKL as
(
Select distinct list from XYZ
);


Now, I am not able to find a way to access table XYZ while creating JKL.
I thought of assigning table name XYZ in a variable, but I have many such tables to be created with different tables as a reference, so I dont think creating seperate variable for each table name will be an efficient idea.



Following is my shell script to create table 1:



#!/bin/ksh

#Read the file file_table_map.sql to fetch the sql file name and corresponding table name

#file where the info related to create statement, prefix of table name and DB is stored.

file_table_lst_map=`echo $abhi_SRC/file_table_map.lst`

date_prev=`date --d 'last month' +%b"_"%Y`

RunSQLCMD()

echo "Code came here"
echo $file_name
echo $table_name
echo $db_name
sqlplus -s <username>/<password>@$db_name <<EOF
@$file_name $table_name
EOF
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
echo "Failed to execute $file_name"
return 1
fi
echo "Success in executing sqlcmd for $file_name"
return 0



cat $file_table_lst_map|while read r
do
file_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $1'`
tab_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $2'`
#prepare the table name to be created
table_name=$tab_name"_"$date_prev
db_name=`echo $r| awk 'print$3'`
echo "========================================"
#RunSQLCMD "$file_name" "$table_name" "$db_name"
#echo $date_prev
echo " File to be executed - " $file_name "/" "table created - " $table_name "/" "db_name - "$db_name
done

#echo $table_name


The file "file_table_map.lst" is in following format



<SQL file path and name> <table name prefix> <DB>
abc.sql abc DB_Z


SQL Command to create table 1 is as follows



CREATE TABLE &1 AS
(
SELECT to_char(add_months(SYSDATE,-1),'MON_yyyy') as dat FROM DUAL
);


Where &1 is table name abc_jan_2018



create table &1 AS
(
SELECT * FROM &2
)


where &1 is table name JKL_jan_2018 and &2 will be abc_jan_2018.



Please advise on how to enhance the script to facilitate this functionality.







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    Recently, I have been allotted a task to write a script to automatically generate a month end report.



    The generation process involved creating tables in database and then accessing them later in the same script to create another temp tables.



    I managed to create the base table dynamically, but facing problem while creating another temp table using former dynamic table as an reference.



    I’ll illustrate for better understanding:



    Table 1: (Create statement is in an sql file)



    Create table XYZ as
    (
    Select * from abc
    );


    NOTE: table abc is already present in the system. Thus not much issue in creating table XYZ.



    Table2: (Create statement is in an sql file)



    Create table JKL as
    (
    Select distinct list from XYZ
    );


    Now, I am not able to find a way to access table XYZ while creating JKL.
    I thought of assigning table name XYZ in a variable, but I have many such tables to be created with different tables as a reference, so I dont think creating seperate variable for each table name will be an efficient idea.



    Following is my shell script to create table 1:



    #!/bin/ksh

    #Read the file file_table_map.sql to fetch the sql file name and corresponding table name

    #file where the info related to create statement, prefix of table name and DB is stored.

    file_table_lst_map=`echo $abhi_SRC/file_table_map.lst`

    date_prev=`date --d 'last month' +%b"_"%Y`

    RunSQLCMD()

    echo "Code came here"
    echo $file_name
    echo $table_name
    echo $db_name
    sqlplus -s <username>/<password>@$db_name <<EOF
    @$file_name $table_name
    EOF
    if [ $? -ne 0 ]
    then
    echo "Failed to execute $file_name"
    return 1
    fi
    echo "Success in executing sqlcmd for $file_name"
    return 0



    cat $file_table_lst_map|while read r
    do
    file_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $1'`
    tab_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $2'`
    #prepare the table name to be created
    table_name=$tab_name"_"$date_prev
    db_name=`echo $r| awk 'print$3'`
    echo "========================================"
    #RunSQLCMD "$file_name" "$table_name" "$db_name"
    #echo $date_prev
    echo " File to be executed - " $file_name "/" "table created - " $table_name "/" "db_name - "$db_name
    done

    #echo $table_name


    The file "file_table_map.lst" is in following format



    <SQL file path and name> <table name prefix> <DB>
    abc.sql abc DB_Z


    SQL Command to create table 1 is as follows



    CREATE TABLE &1 AS
    (
    SELECT to_char(add_months(SYSDATE,-1),'MON_yyyy') as dat FROM DUAL
    );


    Where &1 is table name abc_jan_2018



    create table &1 AS
    (
    SELECT * FROM &2
    )


    where &1 is table name JKL_jan_2018 and &2 will be abc_jan_2018.



    Please advise on how to enhance the script to facilitate this functionality.







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      Recently, I have been allotted a task to write a script to automatically generate a month end report.



      The generation process involved creating tables in database and then accessing them later in the same script to create another temp tables.



      I managed to create the base table dynamically, but facing problem while creating another temp table using former dynamic table as an reference.



      I’ll illustrate for better understanding:



      Table 1: (Create statement is in an sql file)



      Create table XYZ as
      (
      Select * from abc
      );


      NOTE: table abc is already present in the system. Thus not much issue in creating table XYZ.



      Table2: (Create statement is in an sql file)



      Create table JKL as
      (
      Select distinct list from XYZ
      );


      Now, I am not able to find a way to access table XYZ while creating JKL.
      I thought of assigning table name XYZ in a variable, but I have many such tables to be created with different tables as a reference, so I dont think creating seperate variable for each table name will be an efficient idea.



      Following is my shell script to create table 1:



      #!/bin/ksh

      #Read the file file_table_map.sql to fetch the sql file name and corresponding table name

      #file where the info related to create statement, prefix of table name and DB is stored.

      file_table_lst_map=`echo $abhi_SRC/file_table_map.lst`

      date_prev=`date --d 'last month' +%b"_"%Y`

      RunSQLCMD()

      echo "Code came here"
      echo $file_name
      echo $table_name
      echo $db_name
      sqlplus -s <username>/<password>@$db_name <<EOF
      @$file_name $table_name
      EOF
      if [ $? -ne 0 ]
      then
      echo "Failed to execute $file_name"
      return 1
      fi
      echo "Success in executing sqlcmd for $file_name"
      return 0



      cat $file_table_lst_map|while read r
      do
      file_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $1'`
      tab_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $2'`
      #prepare the table name to be created
      table_name=$tab_name"_"$date_prev
      db_name=`echo $r| awk 'print$3'`
      echo "========================================"
      #RunSQLCMD "$file_name" "$table_name" "$db_name"
      #echo $date_prev
      echo " File to be executed - " $file_name "/" "table created - " $table_name "/" "db_name - "$db_name
      done

      #echo $table_name


      The file "file_table_map.lst" is in following format



      <SQL file path and name> <table name prefix> <DB>
      abc.sql abc DB_Z


      SQL Command to create table 1 is as follows



      CREATE TABLE &1 AS
      (
      SELECT to_char(add_months(SYSDATE,-1),'MON_yyyy') as dat FROM DUAL
      );


      Where &1 is table name abc_jan_2018



      create table &1 AS
      (
      SELECT * FROM &2
      )


      where &1 is table name JKL_jan_2018 and &2 will be abc_jan_2018.



      Please advise on how to enhance the script to facilitate this functionality.







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      Recently, I have been allotted a task to write a script to automatically generate a month end report.



      The generation process involved creating tables in database and then accessing them later in the same script to create another temp tables.



      I managed to create the base table dynamically, but facing problem while creating another temp table using former dynamic table as an reference.



      I’ll illustrate for better understanding:



      Table 1: (Create statement is in an sql file)



      Create table XYZ as
      (
      Select * from abc
      );


      NOTE: table abc is already present in the system. Thus not much issue in creating table XYZ.



      Table2: (Create statement is in an sql file)



      Create table JKL as
      (
      Select distinct list from XYZ
      );


      Now, I am not able to find a way to access table XYZ while creating JKL.
      I thought of assigning table name XYZ in a variable, but I have many such tables to be created with different tables as a reference, so I dont think creating seperate variable for each table name will be an efficient idea.



      Following is my shell script to create table 1:



      #!/bin/ksh

      #Read the file file_table_map.sql to fetch the sql file name and corresponding table name

      #file where the info related to create statement, prefix of table name and DB is stored.

      file_table_lst_map=`echo $abhi_SRC/file_table_map.lst`

      date_prev=`date --d 'last month' +%b"_"%Y`

      RunSQLCMD()

      echo "Code came here"
      echo $file_name
      echo $table_name
      echo $db_name
      sqlplus -s <username>/<password>@$db_name <<EOF
      @$file_name $table_name
      EOF
      if [ $? -ne 0 ]
      then
      echo "Failed to execute $file_name"
      return 1
      fi
      echo "Success in executing sqlcmd for $file_name"
      return 0



      cat $file_table_lst_map|while read r
      do
      file_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $1'`
      tab_name=`echo $r|awk 'print $2'`
      #prepare the table name to be created
      table_name=$tab_name"_"$date_prev
      db_name=`echo $r| awk 'print$3'`
      echo "========================================"
      #RunSQLCMD "$file_name" "$table_name" "$db_name"
      #echo $date_prev
      echo " File to be executed - " $file_name "/" "table created - " $table_name "/" "db_name - "$db_name
      done

      #echo $table_name


      The file "file_table_map.lst" is in following format



      <SQL file path and name> <table name prefix> <DB>
      abc.sql abc DB_Z


      SQL Command to create table 1 is as follows



      CREATE TABLE &1 AS
      (
      SELECT to_char(add_months(SYSDATE,-1),'MON_yyyy') as dat FROM DUAL
      );


      Where &1 is table name abc_jan_2018



      create table &1 AS
      (
      SELECT * FROM &2
      )


      where &1 is table name JKL_jan_2018 and &2 will be abc_jan_2018.



      Please advise on how to enhance the script to facilitate this functionality.









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