Shell Programming and Scripting

What is the absolute path of the file in windows?

Since we cannot see what is going on on your system, you will have to interpret what we tell you: if it doesn't work as given literally you will have to try to understand the meaning and try to variate it accordingly.

Having said this:
OK. This means take the file tmp_d_.csv in the current directory, so: which is this current directory? Issue the command pwd (which will tell you exactly that) and save its output.

For the rest of this let us assume the output is "/some/where" (no - it is not, actually, but you will have to substitute the real value for this yourself).

Now replace /.tmp_d_.csv (relative path) by /some/where/.tmp_d_.csv (absolute path) and run again. Do so analogously for all the other pathes and path names you use.

If you still have troubles:
post the output of the mount command. It will tell you which (parts of the) Windows file systems are accessible via which UNIX pathes and vice versa.

I hope this helps.

bakunin

Code:

ERROR 2 (HY000) at line 1: File '\cygdrive\d\Load\.tmp_d_.csv' not found (Errcode: 2)

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Problem gone.
I was thinking the

Code:

cd

don't work in bash.
It's working in cygwin and windows task.