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06-01-2007
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Hi all,
I have worked on HP UNIX and now i have moved to SunSolaris which i never used to work. I am more on programming side like shell and perl scripting. So i want to know from you experts that i need to take care or changes which i code in sun solaris in compared to HP unix. Suggestions are welcomed. Thanks 
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Perl will work the same regardless of whether it is on Solaris or HP-UX. For shell scripting as well, ksh is available on both systems, so scripts written for ksh on HP-UX will work under ksh on Solaris. The sh shell in HP-UX is supposed to be a fully POSIX compliant shell, but usually scripts wouldn't be written to take advantage of that.
Of course, there are some very major differences - if your script is using any HP-LVM commands for instance, it is, of course, not going to work under Solaris.
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