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execute a script
Okay, a more basic question will be hard to find, but I'm a first time Unix user and I can't get a script starting.
I'm the owner of te script, I can change te script but when I want to execute it, it can't be found???? $ ls -l gives: -rwxr-x--x db_call_checkup $ db_call_checkup gives: ksh: db_call_checkup: not found Content of cat db_call_checkup = #!/bin/ksh echo "bla" exit Can it be that I don't have any rights to execute scripts at all? |
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I think that the directory containing db_call_checkup is not specified in the list of paths in your profile
to execute it, type ./db_call_checkup or you can add the path to your profile, or move the script to a path in your profile. |