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Feature Request - Oracle PL/SQL Client #44
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It seems all these features (enable_xp_cmdshell, disable_xp_cmdshell, xp_cmdshell, sp_start_job, minimal sql shell, upload, etc) are already implemented in odat. There is already a minimal sql shell in odat. It will take lot of time to develop a full interactive SQL shell (e.g create stored procedures) with Cx_oracle. What is your case you can't connect with sqlplus but with odat you can ? |
I don't have access to that deployment anymore, but that was related to different protocol version supported by sqlplus where odat supported that protocol. For various reasons I couldn't upload other sqlplus executables. Maybe that minimal sql shell could be a bit better exposed and referenced? I never knew there is sth like that in odat before. |
I understand the problem with sqlplus, related to different versions. About minimal sql shell, It was a new feature in version 4.2 (04/02/2020). But you can execute 'select' requests only for the moment. |
Hi,
Can we have a separate module being a simple REPL interactive shell (with the possibility of providing SQL statements from a batch file - *.sql) offering nothing more than a pseudo-SQL shell? Similar thing to what
Impacket
offers through theirmssqlclient.py
.Features they got there:
If we could have something similar - that would be awesome. I was just on the engagement where my SQL*Plus couldn't connect and
ODAT
easily did. However since all I had was this standalone version of ODAT - I couldn't write my own module quickly and thus wasn't really able to issue arbitrary SQL queries.Can we have something like that?
Best regards,
Mariusz.
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