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EOF creating problem
In shell file, i am writing following statement:
cat > File1.sh <<EOF set feedback off set serveroutput on cat > File2.sh <<EOF contents of second file EOF Contents of First file EOF Actually, i want these bolded statements in File1.sh as it. But after first EOF, contents are not written in Firle1.sh any more. Is there any solution ? |
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Hi, Since you have two labels(here document), both named as EOF it will create some problem. Try the below, Code:
cat > File1.sh <<EOA set feedback off set serveroutput on cat > File2.sh <<EOF contents of second file EOF Contents of First file EOA I don't really understand your actual scenario. I hope the above may help. Regards, Chella |
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