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10-30-2007
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It has to do with environment as posters previously said, i guess mainly PATH.
Enjoy working with HP-UX ... 
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10-31-2007
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As a suggestion, include:
. ${HOME}/.profile As one of your first lines of script, if this is to run under your user from cron. An example: Code:
#!/bin/ksh
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script: FTPOUT-xxx.sh
#
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Purpose:
# Blah, blah, blah ..
#
#
# Revisions: (Insert lines as appropriate - chronological order)
# dd/mm/yy ISSUE ## Who Notations.........................................
# dd/mm/yy ???????? CJY Initial script ....
#
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
##- Environment/Script set-up - As required; uncomment if necessary -##
. /etc/profile
. $HOME/.profile
. ${MD_BATCH}/report_${MD_SYSTEM}.env
Excuse the comments section.  Cheers, Cameron
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