Running oracle commands script file inside C#

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Hello
I have an application which has an oracle database, so the installation of the application needs running some oracle commands script files to create the database and perform some DDL operations.
I was trying to prepare an installation wizard using C# forms application. This wizard needs to run these commands. My questions are: Is C# windows forms app a good choice to achieve that? And how to perform it? i.e. how to run oracle commands script files from inside the application? I exactly need a function that takes the file path as input parameter and executes the commands within the script files...
Thanks in advance

Posted 27-May-14 23:25pm

mido_h_89

Updated 27-May-14 23:27pm

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CHill60 28-May-14 5:29am

Is this link of any use to you? https://community.oracle.com/message/4141676[^]

mido_h_89 28-May-14 5:45am

I saw it. Actually I didn't get their point. The used function is a pseudo code and I have no background about using it and if it may work.

CHill60 28-May-14 6:03am

Are you able to run the script file in a straight forward cmd window or does it need an "oracle environment" cmd window to run?

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