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Argument ${1} returning "dev" [newbie inside]
I'm trying to build a korn shell script which will check some information located at a column of one .csv archive.
The problem I'm having is that my script is not having the correct response: Code:
#!/bin/ksh
i = 1
echo "Printing 1"
echo "${1}"
echo "Printing #"
echo "${#i}"
echo "Printing @"
echo "${@}"
echo "Printing *"
echo "${*}"
The response: ksh[3]: i: not found Printing 1 dev Printing # 0 Printing @ dev Printing * dev "dev" I believe that it's regarding the environment I'm working on, but it was supposed to retrieve: Printing 1 a Printing # 3 Printing @ a Printing * abc Thanks for anyone who helps. Best regards, Felipe 
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Guys, The problem is kind of solved, I've got the info that I needed to run "chmod -x <script_name>" in order to the whole thing happen, so the script could be really executed.
There are still a few flaws I need to amend. I'm trying to search some way to access arguments variables as arrays, obtaining the $1 or $5 as something like array[1]. Thanks in advance for any help that might come. Cheers! Last edited by felipebb; 06-09-2008 at 12:40 PM.
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