Hello,

I have 2 or more environment files, with identical variable names; see below:

.env_file1
export PROJNAME="XYZ"
export PROJID="2"

.env_file2
export PROJNAME="WSX"
export PROJID="9"

.env_file(n)
export PROJNAME="QAZ"
export PROJID="12"


The env files above will be sourced by scripts to use the variables in them, Now, if one of the scripts run concurrently with another script that used a different env. file, will there be any conflicts, in other words will the values get overriten by the next script?

I guess my question is about memory space and how UNIX deal with such issue.

Your help is so appreciated.

Thanks,

Hello,

I have 2 or more environment files, with identical variable names; see below:

.env_file1
export PROJNAME="XYZ"
export PROJID="2"

.env_file2
export PROJNAME="WSX"
export PROJID="9"

.env_file(n)
export PROJNAME="QAZ"
export PROJID="12"


The env files above will be sourced by scripts to use the variables in them, Now, if one of the scripts run concurrently with another script that used a different env. file, will there be any conflicts, in other words will the values get overriten by the next script?

I guess my question is about memory space and how UNIX deal with such issue.

Your help is so appreciated.

Thanks,

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