Shell Programming and Scripting

I have a script that is run from the Cron 3 times an hour, here is the cron line:

02,22,42 7-18 * * 1-5 /hci/TEST/bin/myscript.ksh TEST 1>/hci/TEST/logs/myscript.info 2>/hci/TEST/logs/myscript

I am curious as to whether the time parameters from cron, ( 02, 22, 42 etc) can be accessed from the script? The script ultimately calls an Expect script to login to a sever and if I expereince a timeout I want to send an email but only once an hour. I was thinking I could valuate the parameter of 02 and then send email only for that run. Obviously I could just check against current time but was concerned that I might be off the minute by the time the SFTP script fails. If this is an easier way to do this I am open but either way I am curious as to whether the cron line can be accessed in the script.

Thx

David

You have no access in your shell script to the cron.
There are several ways you can do this, one of them is to ask if the current
minute is less than 22 which will assure you are running under the "02" cron
parameter call.

Shell Life, that is a good idea,

Thx