Can .bat file execute an sql query and return a value?
batch-file, nsis, oracle, return-value, sql
Solution
For Oracle:
How can I issue a single command from the command line through sql plus?
@echo select version from system; | sqlplus username/password@database
You can either pipe the output to a file and use that, or wrap this in a `for` command to parse the output within your batch file.
Problem
How can I call a query from a .bat file? (say my query is: select version from system). Can my .bat file save the output that this query returns? I wanna use this output in my NSIS script.