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simple unix question [message #63272]

Thu, 23 September 2004 07:16

sidd
Messages: 130
Registered: May 2003

Senior Member

I have something like this

Cat Myfirst.ksh

. /somepath/myoriginal.ksh aaa # here aaa is the parameter

# end of the script

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now, in one of my scripts I have some like this

cat mysecd.ksh

. /somepath/myfirst.ksh

myvar=$1

echo $myvar

# whatever done from here

# end of the script

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here is what I am trying, when I run the mysecd.ksh as follows

. /mysecd.ksh bbb # here bbb is the argument I am passing to mysecd.ksh script

I get aaa not bbb. I want bbb as myvar value. Hope you guys understand.

Thank you

sidd

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Re: simple unix question [message #63293 is a reply to message #63272]

Fri, 24 September 2004 05:36

manoj rattan
Messages: 3
Registered: September 2004

Junior Member

You are not passing the parameter from one script to the other.

Make the following changes

mysecd.ksh should look like

# Begin mysecd.ksh script
myvar=$1
echo $myvar
. /somepath/myfirst.ksh $myvar

# whatever done from here
# end of the mysecd.ksh script

Myfirst.ksh should be as follows

# Start of the Myfirst.ksh script
aaa=$1
. /somepath/myoriginal.ksh aaa # here aaa is the parameter

# end of the Myfirst.ksh script

Hope this helps.

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