ctrl+c statement in shellscript


 
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ctrl+c statement in shellscript

Hi,

I run the below commands manually without shellscript.

After that i enter one tuple contains some 4-5 fields .

Code:
sbc -p 40000 enq siOrInput
 
id parentid sybol  avg quantity price 

after entering the first command i pass the tuples to that command. It automatically reflect to database. after that no need to enter anything

Eg:

Code:
 
[user01@cd ~]$ 
 
sbc -p 40000 enq siOrInput
 
  12 123 asp 300 350 20


after passing this commant i need to enter ctrl+c so that i can out of this command again back to prompt

now this thing i want enter in shellcript

and lastly want to print "data succesfully pass to the database

eg:

Code:
  #! /bin/bash
 
 sbc -p 40000 enq siOrInput
 
  12 123 asp 300 350 20
 
  ctrl+c
 
  echo "data succesfully passes to database"


please help me right above code
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