Showing posts with label sql. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sql. Show all posts

DOS Batch Script to Track record count in database.

In my workday one of the daily duty is to check how many number of records are
in a particular table in the database everyday.
Today we wanted the frequency of checking to be changed to every 30 mins.
so i came up with this logger.

It has two Files.
1. A Batch Script - Tracker.bat
2. A SQL Script - qry.sql

Tracker.bat
REM *****************************************************
REM Script to Record & Track the number of records in a table
REM **********************************************************
REM Depends on qry.sql to find the DB time and the actual record count
REM Scheduled as a windows scheduled task
REM for every 1/2 an Hour / any frequency you prefer
REM ****************************************************
@echo off
sqlplus db-username/db-password@db-name> @qry.sql
REM Example scoot/tiger@hr @qry.sql
ECHO Log Copied on %DATE% %TIME% >>out.txt
type noticount.log >>out.txt
del noticount.log

Qry.sql

SPOOL noticount.log;
select to_char (sysdate,'DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM::SS') DB_Time , count(*) No_of_Records from <YOUR_TABLE_NAME>;
SPOOL OFF;
EXIT;

Once scheduled the script creates a log file called "out.txt" with the contents like.,

Log Copied on Fri 06/23/2006 12:12:19.59
DB_TIME NO_OF_RECORDS
-------------------- -------------------
23/06/2006 02:06::09 1

Log Copied on Fri 06/23/2006 12:12:37.15
DB_TIME NO_OF_RECORDS
-------------------- -------------------
23/06/2006 02:06::27 1

You can use this scripts to monitor the database for various details just by doing some simple modifications.
i am trying now to directly write it into a excel file.., will let you all know once i do that.,
till then i hope this would make somebody's life a bit easier


(\/) Sifar