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10-08-2008
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Problem in script when using variables
The AppName may be TCS/HCL/SCB.
For All the above 3 i ill have exported TCSDIR/HCLDIR/SCBDIR in .profile with some path. i'm cnstruct the path in script and trying to cd $VARIABLE, it shows "not found". Any solution for this....? Code:
> AppName="TCS"
> echo $AppName
TCS
> start_path="\$${AppName}DIR/src"
> echo $start_path
$TCSDIR/src
> cd $start_path
ksh: $TCSDIR/src: not found
> cd $TCSDIR/src
/tmp/TCS_TEMP/src>
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#2
10-08-2008
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Assuming the name of the directory is /TCSDIR/scr
Code:
start_path=/${AppName}DIR/src
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10-08-2008
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$TCSDIR is the env variable set in my .profile
so i'm creating that based on the input in my script. When i'm using that in script i'm getting issue. $TCSDIR is /tmp/TCS_TEMP which is exported in .profile
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10-08-2008
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Thanks, Its working.
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