Execution of Unix script after every second without crontab
Hi,
I have shell script "A" which is executing oracle pl/sql procedure and initiate its multiple threads at a time as below on given user value in an other script "B".
I want to execute script "A" after every second with out cron tab as " A " will keep on executing after every second till oracle procedure in any cycle return some value [eg "1" which is returned from oracle procedure]
Script "B"
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Run script: ./scriptname value
UserValue=$1
do
# start threads
for i in $(seq 1 $UserValue)
do
echo "started instance no: $i"
# /path/to/script/A &
done
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Do apologise, for it has been a long while since I was last on the forum. I've been doing documentation and primiarily Windows efforts for some while now. :(
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I have shell script to excute the SQL script.And i have scheduled those shell script in crontab.But the Shell script is not running timely and i got the below error
Crontab entry
15 05 17 7 * /export/home/vcpsapp/vcps/stat.sh
Output
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I have written a shell script which internally connects to oracle database through sqplplus command line.
The script runs fine when run manually.
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In crontab it is failing with an error:
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I need help to clear my doubt w.r.t Crontab execution.
uname -a
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Below is the cron entry
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