08-26-2010
Hi Scrutinizer,
Thanks a lot. Now its working fine. But in some of the scripts has #exit 0. I want the scripts which has exit 0 only.That line should not have commented.
Is there anyway to omit the scripts which has #exit 0?
Thank you,
Puni
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