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The suggestions presented here are helpful but are "work arounds" where OS functionality is used to get around the problem.
Let me compare IRIS DB to Oracle DB:
with Oracle DB you start a session to a database with the
sqlplus
If you have commands you wish to send to the Oracle DB from a file you say:
@filename
iris session
should have the same functionality
Discussion continued here
https://community.intersystems.com/post/ansible-module-iris-session
Yes that is possible.
However you cannot with this feature:
enter user id & password
Is not flexible, in that you cannot start an interactive seesion say to check on something then if the check proves OK then run a set of commands from a file
Phillip, thank you for posting the idea. According to information from Developer Community experts, this functionality already exists.
cat <<EOF | iris session IRISWrite !,"hello"haltEOFcat /tmp/mycommands.iris| iris session IRIS