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I have he following command and I will like o test for errors. Due that the command has several command how do I know what one fail.

zcat $user | (cd /data/oracle00/faasat1/;tar -xvf -)
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Its a story of catching the exit errors for the commands in the pipeline.

Look at this - Pipelining

Check this out as well - Wizard Level I/O

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