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Problem in Script !
#!/bin/ksh
cat queue.data | \ while read line do echo "$line"\c done ---------------- In the above script , we are piping the output of cat command to \ and then we are reading each line and doing something in loop. Whats the objective or significance of using \ after | (pipe) ? Please guide me in that ! Thanks in Advance. |
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