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grep command
Hi,
I have a script that do rsh and execute sqlload, after the sqlload completed, a return code will print to a file. Another rsh will get the return code from the output file.The sequence as below. I want to add in a sleep function in between rsh command that will grep the process running in first remote shell. May i know how do i grep the process in remote shell by using "ps -ef | grep " rsh 10.1.65.196 -l ciopr01 ksh /recovery/dmprod/prepaid_loading/scripts/DM_Sqlldr_enh.ksh #Func_Sleep returnCnt=`rsh 10.1.65.196 -l ciopr01 "cat /recovery/dmprod/prepaid_loading/logs/${TARGET_TABLE_NAME}_sqlstatus.log` |
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