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Old 12-22-2010
create file and name it with same output name !
Guy's

I have this command echo $? when I type it in AIX it will showme 0

I want when I type that command to create file in the same location with the same output of echo $?

For exampl :

I will execute the command now ....

P_server/root/echo $?
0

the output is 0 so I want to create file in the same location which is /root with name 0


how can I do this idea ... Pls your advice ...
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Old 12-22-2010
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touch $(echo $?)

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Old 12-22-2010
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Originally Posted by Mr.AIX
Guy's

I have this command echo $? when I type it in AIX it will showme 0

I want when I type that command to create file in the same location with the same output of echo $?

For exampl :

I will execute the command now ....

P_server/root/echo $?
0

I am sorry but am I missing something here? Can we assume that P_server/root/ is the PWD echoed into the command prompt line or are you saying that you execute the command "P_server/root/echo $?"? Which directory are you in when you execute this? The reason I ask is the command will look for the echo command in the path P_server/root/ from whereever the command is being run from, the root directory "/" for example.

That is what is not clear to me.

the output is 0 so I want to create file in the same location which is /root with name 0


how can I do this idea ... Pls your advice ...
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