09-22-2008
unix script to check if rsh to box and send status mail
rshstatus=`rsh -n lilo /db/p2/oracle/names9208/restart_names.sh`
if $rshstatus <>0 then
errstatus=1
mailx -s "xirsol8dr"
ordba@xxx.com >> $log_dr
else if errstatus=0
echo "status to xirsol8dr successful"
can anyone provide if this is t he correct way to do this or is there a better way?
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