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set -A RESULTS
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Could you please tell me the meaning of the command set -A RESULTS '---echo sybase command to execute a tored porcedure ----------' | isql I just wants to know what does RESULTS contains after execution of command. Thanks Regards Ashish Malviya  |
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Re: set -A RESULTS
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"echo $RESULTS" will tell you that. See "man ksh" for details on what set -A does. |
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Well, in this case, echo $RESULTS will be null. The leading dashes in the first array element is somehow causing this. If you push this to the second array element:
set -A RESULTS 'first slot' '---echo sybase command---' then you can successfully do: echo ${RESULTS[0]} echo ${RESULTS[1]} |
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