Shell Programming and Scripting

Maybe this is what you are looking for:

ORA-*|SP2-*) echo "Hido some stuff based on Oracle error" >> yourfile ;;

I prefer to load output to an array (if not too big).

Code:

typeset IFS='
'
set -A ARRAY $(your sqlplus command)

Then searching for an error is easy:

(The ORA- and SP2- tests can be combined and made more precise that this example)

Code:

if [[ ${ARRAY} = *ORA-* || ${ARRAY} = *SP2-* ]]
then
    for i in ${ARRAY[@]}
    do
        echo $i >> yourerrorlog
    done
fi

This way, all of your error text is dumped to a log rather than the first line.

Hi,

From shell script 'A' I am calling shell script 'B' by using ' nohup '.
e.g nohup B.sh

from 'B' I am calling shell scripts such as 'c' 'd' etc...
. C.sh
. D.sh

My question is ....Is it necessary for me to invoke/call scripts 'c' 'd' etc
with ' nohup ' from script 'B'.

Mostly nohup is used for continuining the execution of the scripts ...after
the user logoff ?
I am not sure whether my approach will work or not .

Thanks & Regards,
Dhananjay