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Asked: 2026-05-27T05:17:48+00:00

<?php $conn = oci_connect(‘usr’, ‘pass’, ‘host’); $instance_status=command1; $spacecheck=command2; $log_apply=command3; $command=$_GET[‘name’]; echo $command; $stid =

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<?php   
$conn = oci_connect('usr', 'pass', 'host');


$instance_status="command1";
$spacecheck="command2";
$log_apply="command3";
$command=$_GET['name'];
echo $command;
$stid = oci_parse($conn, $command);

--some code--
?>

My HTML Page:

<html>
<title>Status Check</title>
<body>
<b><a href="oraData.php?name=$spacecheck">Spacecheck</a></b>
<b><a href="oraData.php?name=$log_apply">Log Application Status</a></b>
<b><a href="oraData.php?name=$instance_status">Database Status</a></b>
</body>
</html>

The above is my code, I intend to assign to $command, the value from the href variable through $_GET. But, when I test this code, $command is not being assigned the value of the variable from $_GET, rather the name of the variable is simply assigned to $command.

Eg, If I click on this:
Spacecheck
This should assign the VALUE of $spacecheck to $command, which is not happening. $command returns ‘$spacecheck’

How do I do this variable assignment?

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  1. Editorial Team

    try going the other way around, I mean print from php:

    <?php
echo '<b><a href="oraData.php?name='.$spacecheck.'">Spacecheck</a></b>';
echo '<b><a href="oraData.php?name='.$log_apply.'">Log Application Status</a></b>';
echo '<b><a href="oraData.php?name='.$instance_status.'">Database Status</a></b>';
?>
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