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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Restartibility Functionality.... Post 302072135 by bdsffl on Thursday 27th of April 2006 10:03:45 PM
Old 04-27-2006
A simple way would be to use case statments. Use your test#.sql
as arguments to your main script. Make sure any scripts that follow
are part of the case statement being called. This is for sh and bash
shells other shells may be slightly different.

"$var" in
value1)
commands;
;;
value2)
commands;
;;

esac

ex.

main.test.sql test2.sql

This would cause your main script to accept test2.sql as the value for
$1, or 1st argument to main.test.sql and the main script would start at
the 2nd case value.


case "$1" in
'test1.sql')
<dir path>/test1.sql
<dir path>/test2.sql #so on and so forth
<dir path>/test3.sql
;;
'test2.sql')
<dir path>/test2.sql
<dir path>/test3.sql
#continue this pattern untill all following test have been included
;;

esac
 

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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OPTIONS

       -a, --add
	   Add a new resource.

       -s, --state STATE
	   Set the new state of the node. The available states are: Alive, Absent and Dead.

       -m, --maintenance on/off
	   Set the maintenance mode on/off (resource state will be set to absent and available_upto field set to 0).

       -h, --hostname HOSTNAME
	   Set the node hostname.

       -r, --resource
	   Set the resource.

       --sql
	   Get resource identifiers which respond to the SQL where clause on the table jobs (ex: "type = 'default'").

       -p, --property "PROPERTY=VALUE"
	   Set the property of the node to the given value.

       -n, --nowait
	   Do not wait for job ends when the node switches to Absent or Dead.

EXAMPLES

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