Hi
I'm using the "select" command in the global_env.sh to log in to the application directory. This file is called in .bashrc profile.

Sample code:
Filename: global_env.sh

Code:

set -o vi

export severname=$(uname -n)
printf '%s\n%30s\n%s\n' "***********************" "Welcome to $severname" "***********************"

export PS1='$USER:$PWD==>

select env in $(ls -ltrh /app/dwh/|grep ^d|awk '{print $9}') Exit
do
   case "$env" in
        Exit)
             exit
             ;;
        *)
           echo $env
           cd \/app/dwh\/$env
           break
           ;;
   esac
done

Output:

Code:

1. Dir1
2. Dir2
3. Dir3
4. Dir4
5. Exit

This works fine. The moment I enter my credentials, the above options are displayed and successfully able to login to the selected directory.

When I reference the file /app/env/global_env.sh in a shell script, it prompts me to select the application directory. I tried like below but still not working.
When referenced the global_env.sh in a shell script it should not prompt the user to input the option.

Appreciate any suggestions on this.

ScriptName: /var/dwh/Dir1/Test.sh

Code:

#!/bin/bash
export $env=Dir1
. /usr/env/global_env.sh

rm -f /app/dwh/Dir1/*.log

exit 0;

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