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Background execution of a script
Hi All,
Have a script called FTPIN-xx.sh. It does stuff and when all is done, it is to execute another. However, I'd like to have it execute the second script in the background or in a fashion that would allow my script to complete without having to wait. I'm robbing the command from how I set items in crontab just to maintain some consistancy, but anyways ... I thought I might be able to do the following: nice ksh -c "${MD_BATCH}/The2ndScript.sh ${UID} ${PWD} &" >> ${MD_BATCHLOG}/The2ndScript.log 2>&1 -- OR -- nice ksh -c "${MD_BATCH}/The2ndScript.sh ${UID} ${PWD}" >> ${MD_BATCHLOG}/The2ndScript.log 2>&1 & But am not too sure what happens to STDOUT for The2ndScript when FTPIN-xx.sh completes. Any suggestions/thoughts ?? Thanks in advance.  Cheers, Cameron |
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