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Seperate commands on the same line
hello, is there a way to seperate commands that are on the same line?
ie: echo "yes count(*)>0:" $passvar > dsp cat dsp cat dsp > log i'm trying to put these 3 commands on the same line, but when i do they all get concatenated into 1 lieteral if i put the cat commands on different lines they work ok, but not when on the same line is there some kind of seperator that will simulate a sperate line or something like that? thanks for any insights! BobK |
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