12-26-2006
So is it somehow affecting the execution of the line or it is simply does not do anything? I mean do I need to put it at the end of each line or not?
For your information, the lines I have in the ".sh" are to call another shell file which is in hand executing an SQL scripts to generate database reports.
Thanks for your fast reply.
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