06-13-2007
I think I am confusing everybody...
I want to automate the process ..so
When I run the shell script, I know it will wait for the user input.
since this might run at night, there might be noone to input, so i want to pass it along with command line itself, so when it asks for user input, it takes the parameter passed on the command line.....
how is it possible.
Thanks
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