Question : General question regarding Anti-Virus, anti-malware on LAN

At present we are running Symantec's Corporate Edition (Ver 10.1.5.5000) for all of our fat computing devices.  This morning we discovered one of our client PC's got hit with either a virus or malware application.  At this time I do not know which one.  Our initial investigation indicates a User was browsing a website that prompted the virus.

I don't know if it is even possible to protect our system 100%, but am concerned the Symantec didn't pick up and resolve the virus in question.  At present we have limited virus protection on our Sonicwall firewall.  Should I abandon the Symantec product, and purchase/install complete Virus protection on our Firewall?  Purchase/install anti-virus on the Firewall AND retain our
Symantec Anti-Virus?  Any other options, such as choosing a different Anti-Protection application (or hardware device) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Bruce Leypoldt

Answer : General question regarding Anti-Virus, anti-malware on LAN

You can exeecute PL/SQL blocks in sql*plus you just can't use SQL*Plus specific commands in it.


UTL_FILE isn't that difficult and probably the correct way to go for your needs.  Once you get the PL/SQL written you can easily create a stored procedure and even schedule it to run at a specific time.

Check out:
http://psoug.org/snippet.htm/UTL_FILE_file_write_to_file_example_538.htm