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Fine that it works, but you still have these in there which redundant since you already declared the array.... (why do I have to type everything 3 times :D ;) )


cat test1.ksh:

......

When you declare an array with

set -A arr1 "APPS_DEV" "TEST_DEV"

then you don't have to it twice with

arr1[0]="APPS_DEV"
arr1[1]="TEST_DEV"


That's redundant. Just stick to the 1st line...

I doubt you yet tried all examples I have given. So I again... I start to having a lot of Deja Vues in this thread... try this:


cat test1.ksh


#! /usr/bin/ksh
set -A arr1 "APPS_DEV"...

Try another version ksh.

Again, there is no need to invoke the script with "sh". Just use "./scriptname".

Also as already suggested, maybe use a different ksh on a different box or on the same, doesn't matter.

For the case you want all elements of the array from test1 as a single element of the array in test2, you could write it like this:


root@isau02:/data/tmp/testfeld> cat test1.ksh
#! /usr/bin/ksh...

I did not say it will work when you remove sh - I said it is not needed.
Just use ./ to execute the test2.sh

Also when this are explicit kornshell scripts by using #!/usr/bin/ksh, maybe just call...

No idea - works flawless with pdksh and AIX ksh.
You can leave out the extra "sh" in front of calling the second script. You want ksh anyway. Maybe try with another version of ksh.