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Thanks drl,

Never used ksh before. Just gave your code a test and it does what I want.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi general_franco,

If you want to manually force arguments, you can use :
set -- -dbversion 11.2.0.4.0 -type backup -host testhost
while [ -n "$1" ]; do

Regards
Santiago

Hi,

The seconds file is NOT a bash file. It's an expect file.
You should call it with /usr/bin/expect -f dlinkreboot.sh instead of /bin/bash dlinkreboot.sh

Regards
Santiago

I'm used to use local in all my bash functions just to make sure I'm not messing with variables from the parent script. My workaround to make scripts compatible with bash-3 and bash-4 is :
foo:~#...

You're really NOT making it easy by not copying an example of what your file could look like! What is your problem with that? If I understand well, the Select count(*) statements are buried in the...