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Can you show me your PATH content?
my 2 cents:
You could imagine having: PATH=.:$PATH
if now in /opt/smt/proiv/scripts you would have a script with perms 755 called ls with content: echo
What...

./hello # run the hello executable in this directory
hello # run the first instance of the hello executable you find on $PATH
.hello # Run the hidden file .hello from $PATH

find . -name "*.sh" | xargs grep -l "\.sql"
(replace . with whatever path you want to start searching from)

> /dev/null 2>&1 You need to understand the theory first and then its upto you how and where you want to apply that theory. I'll try to explain above to you.

The greater-than (>) in commands like...

A volume group is a logical collection of "disks" and is the basic building block of logical storage in AIX. A volume group (VG) can span multiple disks, whether internal or external disks. ...

"oslevel" is only available on AIX machines. "uname -a" is available on just about everything.

uname -a should return info about the OS.
dmesg gives some cryptic hardware info on Solaris