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Ok apologies if this is trivial or doesn't make sense but I am quite new to korn shells;
So I have a .ksh batch file located in a folder of my choosing, I want to run this file in a korn shell. The problem though is that I want to get VBA code to do this. I have (VBA) code which opens command prompt (cmd.exe) and runs a (one) command line. So far I can get the kornshell to open, using the command line; "C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\POSIX.EXE /u /c /bin/ksh -l". This opens the korn shell in a default directory. I guess I need to add to this line to get it to then go to the specified folder (which i obtain from the VBA code) and execute the batch file. Looking around on the web I got the code below, but I can't get it to work; "C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\POSIX.EXE /u /c /bin/ksh -l -c \"cd \\\"`chgpath -p '%L'`\\\";ksh\"" Any help would be greatly appreciated. (Also could someone explain to me what each part of the above command actually does) Thanks Chris |
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