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Meaning of script with echo, -d, -f1, -f2
Post 302889362 by DK2014 on Thursday 20th of February 2014 06:16:46 AM
02-20-2014
Hi bakunin,
Thanks a lot for your guidance & explanation.
I have about 20 script files & all of them begins with "#!/usr/bin/ksh", this means its "The Korn shell".
I don't have access to the unix server as its on my client place & I just have to work on the test of the scripting part.
In order to find the meaning of all the commands & other things line variables, functions etc, please let me know what should i search on internet (some key words etc which can help me to quickly find these cmds etc).
Thanks again
Thanks a lot for your guidance & explanation.
I have about 20 script files & all of them begins with "#!/usr/bin/ksh", this means its "The Korn shell".
I don't have access to the unix server as its on my client place & I just have to work on the test of the scripting part.
In order to find the meaning of all the commands & other things line variables, functions etc, please let me know what should i search on internet (some key words etc which can help me to quickly find these cmds etc).
Thanks again
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