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Old 08-01-2008
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unknown test operator

Hi,
I have the following shell script :

Nbr_BD_Link=0
Nbr_BD_Link=`
sqlplus sysadm/${PSWD}@${DB_Name} << EOF | tail -4 | head -1 2>/dev/null
set head off feedback off ;
select count(*) from dba_db_links ;
exit ;
EOF `
echo ${Nbr_BD_Link}
if [ ${Nbr_BD_Link} != "0" ] ; then


execution fail on line if [ ${Nbr_BD_Link} != "0" ] ; then

Like this :
Enter user-name: SP2-0306: Invalid option.
Check_DB_Link_BR.sh[71]: user-name:: unknown test operator

Any idea ? Any help.
Many thanks.
 

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