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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Setting up env variable in ksh Post 302777469 by Tuxidow on Friday 8th of March 2013 02:56:11 AM
Old 03-08-2013
Setting up env variable in ksh
I am facing a very strange issue. I have script in ksh with #!/bin/ksh as shebang.

This script has function which sets the env variable before running other functions of the script. by
Code:
set_up_env()
{
  CONFIG_FILE="/opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion/script/UploadEnv"
  if [ -f ${CONFIG_FILE} ]
  then
    #Source the environment

   . ${CONFIG_FILE}
          else
    err_exit "ERROR: Config file doesnot exist"
  fi

 }

And the shell I am running this script is csh. But for some unknown reason, the env variable declared on the config file are not getting set properly and hence the purpose of the script is not achieved.
Sample Error:
Code:
: not foundksh: /opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion/script/UploadEnv[8]:
: not foundksh: /opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion/script/UploadEnv[29]:
: not foundksh: /opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion/script/UploadEnv[31]:
: not foundksh: /opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion/script/UploadEnv[35]:

But if i declare all these variables present on UploadEnv in the same script at the start. This works with out any issues.

A sample UploadEnv file
Code:
export SCRIPT_HOME="/opt/app/tools/deepmarking/latestVersion"
export LOG_DIR=${SCRIPT_HOME}/log
export DATA_DIR=${SCRIPT_HOME}/data
export SCRIPT_DIR=${SCRIPT_HOME}/script

Any help would be much appreciated.
 

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