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Help NEEDED urgently on exceutable file
Hi ,
i amtrying to execute a file called bcs_maint which is the final executable for our project. Normally on some other servers ican execute it by just typing bcs_maint. yesterday i got a new worksattion for me and when i do the same it says /sbin/sh: bcs_maint : not found. What does this error mean and how to resolve this. Thx, Jagan |
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You may be in the correct directory, but if . is not in your path, you must use the full path name such as:
/home/jagan_kalluri/bcs_maint or ~/bcs_maint (if it is in your home dir) otherwise, if you are in the directory you need to type: ./bcs_maint There are several reasons NOT to put . in your PATH so I will not go into those. Some machines may have them in your path regardless. You can test this out by running the command: echo $PATH |
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