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dimensions 10
Hi,
We are using dimensions 10 (source code control system) for our programs. Some programs contain special characters like ‘$’ , ‘#’ , ‘ , ‘ etc.. During the check-out process of an item , a unix shell script will be called to process the item. If the item contains a ‘$’ character, it will ignore the characters after $ For example , there is an item called AC$RUN During checkout process, the script takes only AC and it ignores $RUN. Please note that I can not pass the argument to shell script as AC\$RUN to handle it correctly inside the script. Is there any other way to handle this ? Thanks Sundar |
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