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09-05-2002
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Tidying up temp files on exit of script
Hi
I believe there is a method to remove all temporary files when a KSH script terminates (either expectedly or unexpectedly). I think is some sort of subroutine you can create that runs when the script exits. Can anyone help me with this please? Many thanks Helen  |
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