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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers A mechanism like "batch file of windows" in Unix Post 302235271 by aixjadoo on Thursday 11th of September 2008 01:32:42 PM
Old 09-11-2008
okkkk!! let me be more specific..
I think i didn't put my point across well.

Let me try to be more specific this time..

I have a file in my unix box, which has the me sql file names written in them.
1) Now the sql files obviously have sql statements written to create a table in the DB

2) Another sql file has code for granting permissions etc

Now all this files have an entry in an unix file that is named as say "abc.job"

This file is then run, which will execute all the sql files whose names are mentioned in the unix files.

So, can any one help in understanding this mechanism in Unix, which i bbelive has a resemblance to "batch file" in windows

Hey and i don't think this a confusion with shell scripting!!
 

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