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Dynamically locating a file
Hi,
I have a requriement where in I need to install a s/w by executing the installable file through a script. The script currently contains the path of the installable file. I need to now update the script accordingly such tht it identifies the location of the installable file automatically and executes it.... I need to make the script path independent... Can anyone pls help with regard to this..... Thanks.... |
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