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Old 04-15-2009
Error runing script with log level 4
i have bash script with some batches, and when i putt log level 4 in script i get error while executing or if i rung script.sh with parameter log level 4.

i appriciate some advice Smilie
Last edited by unknown1; 04-15-2009 at 07:11 AM..
# 2  
Old 04-15-2009
There is no such general thing as "log level <n>" in shell scripting. That is a parameter/option/switch/argument this shell script takes to assumingly produce more verbose output of what it does or can't do.
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Old 04-15-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by zaxxon
There is no such general thing as "log level <n>" in shell scripting. That is a parameter/option/switch/argument this shell script takes to assumingly produce more verbose output of what it does or can't do.
Show your script and use CODE TAGS when posting it!
manualy i can do taht like this:

Code:
BATCH_LOG_LEVEL=4 script1.sh

but how can i get log level 4 in script, or is some othar way?

Code:
#! /bin/sh

#Check batch for RC=100 or RC=104
chk_rc_100_104() {
        ret_code=$?
        if [ "$ret_code" != "100" ]
          then
             if [ "$ret_code" != "104" ]
                then
                       echo "!!!!!"
                                     echo "Batch is not finished"
                    echo "Ret_code = ${ret_code} for $BATCH"
                    echo "!!!!!"
            exit $ret_code
        fi 
        fi
}

CMD="/app/something/other/script1.sh"
echo ""
$CMD
chk_rc_100_104

CMD="/app/something/other/script2.sh"
echo ""
$CMD
chk_rc_100_104

echo "Batch chain is finished"

# 4  
Old 04-15-2009
This script is only starting those 2 other scripts and is presenting their return codes etc. It doesn't take any digit as log level. It also doesn't work with the variable "BATCH_LOG_LEVEL."
Maybe you check the other 2 scripts for that "BATCH_LOG_LEVEL" but since it isn't even exported none of the other 2 scripts will notice that "BATCH_LOG_LEVEL" neither.
Maybe you have to export it first and try again.
If nothing helps I recommend to ask the guy that wrote those scripts what to do.
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