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Remove login message

Hi All expert,

I am about to perform remote shell to another unix server. But whenever i logged in into the remote server, the message prompt, "Setting up environment for MCI backend databases on Oracle 9.2^J"

I'm suppose to rsh and cat a flat file that return only number.
I tried "nohup" but the message prompt is still there.

May i know how to eliminate this message?

My sample code is

Code:
RETURN_CODE=`nohup rsh 10.1.72.232 -l intcrms "cat /SYSTEM/custom/scripts/CIDM/KENAN_DAT/logs/${FILE_PREFIX}_${TDATE}_extractStatus.log`

RETURN_CODE supposed to return either "1" or "0"
But it returned as,
"Setting up environment for MCI backend databases on Oracle 9.2^J1"
 

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