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Korn shell interactive script
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How can I prompt a user for two input and pass the input to variables in the script. I have the following script but it is not working: +++++++++Begin+++++++++++ #!/bin/sh database_c=$1 output_f=$2 echo "Your db is $1\nOutput is $2" +++++++++End+++++++++++ Thanks, Leonard |
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