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# 15  
Old 01-12-2006
Than you very much for ur help... Thanks a lot

Some where i read that if we use $* in the script the that will be applicable for all the arguments individually... i.e in our case if we give

t1.sh 1 2

my intension is it has to execute like

ech1 DONE
ech2 DONE.. but this is not happening...can u guide me in this aspect...
# 16  
Old 01-12-2006
Thanks a lot mahendra..

now i am able to meet my requirements with for loop ... but one small doubt.. the script is working fine with out any errors only iff first liune of script is

"#!/usr/bin/ksh"..

it is not working if i use

"#!/usr/bin/bash"

... can u please fine time explain me the reason..
# 17  
Old 01-12-2006
reason could be that u could be using solaris.. not linux.. is that so?
# 18  
Old 01-12-2006
I bliv you need to use the alias -x. This is an exported alias, which is exported to all shells and sub shells. try using alias -x, but again I am not sure if all shells support the -x flag.
# 19  
Old 01-13-2006
alias with -x option is not working...

Bourne...
How can we know whether it is solaris or linux..
# 20  
Old 01-13-2006
use the command uname. for details use uname -a
dunno if the model command works on solaris, try that as well. it gives more detailed hardware specd of the server. it works with HP-UX, not sure bt solaris tho.
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