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What does set${ID} do?

What you need to do is build up a file with the appropriate commands and then feed that to bteq afterwards.



CMD_FILE=/tmp/a

echo ".logon $LOGON_STRING_DEV;" >...

Fully qualify the array by using ${XmlPath[$Path_Counter]} when you're echoing it out -- assignment looks OK. tldp explanation (http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/arrays.html).

Can we see the entire script, please?

Running into a bit of a problem on one of our HP-UX nodes.

I'm unable to add users through useradd.

We can edit the passwd file normally or through vipw, just fine. Once you remove the...

I wouldn't imagine it as a risk, no. Just against policy and, sometimes, sanity :)

Depends on where you're working, I imagine. At my current workplace, it doesn't matter -- we have binaries in many varied places (/opt, /bin, /usr, /home, etc.).

The shell that you're using is bash, so you need to either A.) change your login shell (located in /etc/passwd), B.) run the csh shell and use that interactively (aka, just run /bin/csh or wherever...

Do echo $SHELL in your interactive terminal (not the script).

In windows, it's found under your System Properties, in the Advanced tab, in the button 'Environment Variables' button.

On Unix, it's defined usually in the /etc/environment file and subsequent...

Try C:/PROGRA~2/blah/blah

Are you sure that that 'path' variable is supposed to be set as an array?

Have you tried... two backslashes? I'm serious.

Try it with 'vim' now, to see if you have vim installed.

Alternatively, you can run the setup.exe file from cygwin again and you can install more packages from there (without reinstalling cygwin...

Have you tried escaping the space with a backslash? e.g.,


set path=(c:/Program\ Files/blah/blah)

Try find / -name 'vi' -not -path "/cygdrive*" 2>/dev/null (guessing on the '-not' bit to avoid searching in your windows drives -- if this doesn't work, just do find / -name 'vi' 2>/dev/null and wait...

itkamaraj, interesting, thanks for the link. Is there a difference between doing a LEFT OUTER JOIN on the original versus a minus operation?

Are the two files using the same version of ksh? Are the permissions on the file set the same? Could either file be changed by a non-root user due to the permissions on the directories or files?

Do you need to know which jar it came from?

Here is an article with everything you need to know:

ORACLE-BASE - Killing Oracle Sessions (http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/misc/KillingOracleSessions.php)

What kind of SQL syntax is 'minus' ?

Anjali, you're probably looking for a JOIN between the tables (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Join_(SQL)).

To answer your question as to the same column name...

Can you give us the raw data?

'Home/abin > ' being PS1 and PS2, I mean.

Corona688, sure it could if it's like

Home/abin > test1.sh
ksh: Test1.sh: cannot execute

and he has his current directory in his PATH.

Chaits, as shell_life indicates, your file permissions...

As to the status, the variable $? contains the return code of the previous command, so you could put after each line echo "abc001 finished with a return code of $?"

$title expands to whatever the value of it was. So, how would you grep a file for a string with spaces in it? With quotes of course -- in this case, use double quotes because single quotes makes...