Thanks a lot for the reply, when i execute the command i am getting the following please, by default it is 2.6.6, i do have some python scripts that extracts xlsx files into csv and does some tweaking of data. for which 2.6.6 version doesn't work. for that reason i run the below command, that way it enables 3.4. but i want to have a script within my bash to invoke enable this version:; --- Post updated at 05:03 PM ---
here is the version of red hat please:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.9 (Santiago)
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When i run the command you have provided i am getting this please: thank you.
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when i do the following i get this: --- Post updated at 06:47 PM ---
I ran the following commands and got the following paths to python3.4
If i do the scl command like below the basj shell script calling .py file works fine, but i want to automate, that way from within the script somehow the scl command enables 3.4 version. thank you
This is Hadoop cluster, master node. this was installed by admins, i am just a developer on hadoop. some of the scripts of ETL are developed on python which works with python 3.4 version uses xl based libraries.
i ran the commands you provided i see the following: --- Post updated at 07:34 PM ---
I was reading some tips on net and found the following example, using or referencing a specifc version of python vai bash shell script: may be this logic can be used ,
in my shell script i call the following
, not sure how exactly i could use this example please:
python 'excel2csv.py' 'myvalue123' $PROCESS_DIR $TEMP_DIR $LOG_FILE
I have a bash shell script, within it i am using the below two commands . its failing right on scl enable command itself.
if i run it by itself without a shell, it works fine.
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