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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script for Deleting a process which exist every day in hold state Post 302947207 by Corona688 on Tuesday 16th of June 2015 11:38:14 AM
Old 06-16-2015
A couple basic errors:

1) You can't assign commands to variables like variable=command argument What that actually does is set variable to command then attempts to run argument. I think what you meant was variable=$(command argument)

2) You can't put spaces around equal signs when assigning variables. var = this is wrong, var=this is correct.

3) You can't run /opt/app/p1ccp1m5/cdlinux/ndm/bin/direct and expect to run shell code inside it.

4) read does not need a $ for variables, but everything else does. Use ${variablename} when you want a variable to be substituted.

I think what you need is a shell script which prints the following text:

Code:
Sel proc ;
del proc process id ;

...and feeds it into that command.

Try just this:

Code:
sudo -iu  root/opt/app/root/cdlinux/ndm/bin/direct <<EOF
Sel proc ;
del proc process id ;
EOF

This bit:
Code:
<<EOF
...
EOF

is called a "here document", and is similar to typing that input into the command with a keyboard. You can substitute variables into it.

...replacing 'proc' and 'process id' with whatever you need to, of course. If that works, we can improve it from there.
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