shell - How to make stderr of OS commands ran with "!" go to Sql*plus spool? -


background

i have long sql*plus script reason needs run unix commands using exclamation mark syntax.

i write spool in order have log file @ end of process.

the problem if os command fails, stderr lost , doesn't go spooled file.

example code

spool mylog.txt !echo alter user xxx identified yyyy; alter user xxx identified yyyy; !echo cp file1 folder1/ !cp file1 folder1/ !echo alter user yyy identified xxx; alter user yyy identified xxx; !echo cp file2 folder2/ !cp file2 folder2/ spool off

if 1 cp fails, wouldn't know looking @ mylog.txt

obviously doing !cp file1 folder1/ &> mylog.txt mess log beeing spooled in unpredictable ways.

question

what can done in order the stderr of unix commands writen file beeing spooled ?

update

i tried lc.'s suggestion, appending 2>&1 @ end of every cp command in order redirect stderr stdout this:

enter value 1:

update 2

set define off made not prompt value. allowed me discover it's not stderr doesn't spooled: stdout doesn't either. seems everything executed "!" un-spool-able.

actually, stdout , stderr not lost won't go in spool file.

given script echo.sql :

spool sql.out select 1 dual ; !echo 1 !invalid command spool off

if launch script shell :

sqlplus *connect string*  @echo.sql > host.out 2> host.err

you output sql command in sql.out, output echo in host.out , error message in host.err. if you're launching script non interactively -from cron or something- you'll have capture stdout/stderr other non sql*plus script.

edit regarding comment

with option set termout on in script file have output of sql commands both in spool file , stdout.

so finally, if want in 1 file can call script :

sqlplus *connect string*  @echo.sql &>echo.log

you still have output of sql in spool file.


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