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you could use nawk instead of awk

Not sure why its not working, its ok on my ubuntu.
Maybe some of the other here nows?

Edit: after reading post from rajamadhavan, try
awk -F'-env' '{split($2,a," "); print a[1]}'
or
awk ...

Try using nawk instead of awk.
Seems like the Solaris awk is accepting only a single-character FS.

In your post #3 the characters "export TZ" get presented as a parameter to main program.

Please please do tell us what Operating System and version you have. It matters for cron.

Anyway...