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Scripts execution
hello everybody:
i think this is really quite of dummy question. after I write a new script, and give it the execute permission. some times its just enough to call its name to run the script , other times I need to include ksh or ./ScriptName . so how I can make all my scripts run by just calling their names only. hope i managed to made it clear thanks alot |
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