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Ambiguous and Command not found Error in UNIX
Hi,All
I wrote below script(Example1.sh) and i ran but i got error. it's excuted yesterday. SYSTEM_TIME=`date '+%H:%M:%S'` CMP_LOG_TIME=`head -1 runcmp-HINET.log` CMP_ENDED1=`grep 'HINET CMP ended' runcmp-HINET.log` CMP_ENDED2=`echo "HINET CMP ended"` CMP_FAILED2=`echo "HINET CMP failed"` FAILED_TIME1="0" echo $SYSTEM_TIME echo $CMP_ENDED1 Error: 77 DIT1_hnt@smmk183> Example1.sh SYSTEM_TIME=06:40:13: Command not found CMP_LOG_TIME=`head -1 runcmp-HINET.log`: Ambiguous CMP_ENDED1=: Command not found CMP_ENDED2=`echo "HINET CMP ended"`: Ambiguous CMP_FAILED2=`echo "HINET CMP failed"`: Ambiguous FAILED_TIME1=0: Command not found SYSTEM_TIME: Undefined variable please help me on this |
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every variable you have is giving the same error, that's a clue to the issue.
most likely your login id is defined as csh, and you did not define your "shebang line" as sh or ksh on your script, so it assumes csh syntax when you try to run the script. might want to google shebang line and read up on how to create a script vs. a file with commands. insert at first line: #!/usr/bin/ksh ( or whatever your path for ksh is; which ksh to locate correct path). |
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