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Pass a paramenter into a script
Hello,
I was just curious if anyone would know how to code in KORN the accept a parameter from the start of the KORN. For example… $ myshell.ksh 55 “55” would represent the parameter I want to add to the script and assign a variable. Within the script it would look something like this Code:
input=$! (the $1 would be the 55) if [[ $input != ‘ ’ ]] then $input=variable123 echo $variable123 fi Thanks in advance…… |
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