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# 15  
Old 05-28-2012
Hi Sinari,

Here i have to findout two things.. one is software version and another one is sever type(Linux,solaris,etc..), in that scenario how does it(case) work?
i use two commands to get software version "mqver" and "dspmqver" and i use "uname" to get the server type. By using these commands can you tell me how can i keep all my scripts in one script
# 16  
Old 05-28-2012
Something like this....

Code:
syst=$(uname -s)
case "$syst" in
             "AIX") swver=$(mqver)
                    case "$swver" in
	                            "1.01") <script 1>;;
		                    "1.02") <script 2>;;
		    esac;;
	   "SunOS") swver=$(dspmqver)
                    case "$swver" in
	                            "1.1") <script 3>;;
		                    "1.2") <script 4>;;
		    esac;;
esac

# 17  
Old 05-28-2012
Hi Sinari,

I tried with below code to check whether it is working or not, but it didn't give any output Smilie

Code:
#!/bin/ksh
syst=$(uname -s)
case "$syst" in
             "SunOS")
                    swver=$(mqver)
                    case "$swver" in
                                    "5.3") echo "one";;
                    esac;;
              "SunOS")
                    swver=$(dspmqver)
                    case "$swver" in
                                    "6.0.2.1") echo "three";;
                    esac;;
esac

Last edited by darling; 05-28-2012 at 11:33 AM..
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