I need to write a script to test if the command blablabla exists in the classpath. So I wrote the following code:
Please explain me about how to use unix shell function correctly. For example we have following functions f and g:
I am pretty sure I\'ve seen this done before, but I can\'t seem to find it by google. for file in $mydir/*
My program involves a number of JAVA threads calling a KornShell (ksh) script file with different parameters. This script file in turn calls some SQL commands
How can a script determine it\'s path when it is sourced by ksh? i.e. $ ksh \". foo.sh\" I\'ve seen very nice ways of doing this in BASH posted on stackoverflow and elsewhere but haven\'t yet found
I need to tokenize in string in KornShell (ksh). I have got the following script for bash; but it does not seem to work in ksh.
On Unix, how can Iretrieve the output of a ksh function as a Python variable? The function is called sset and is defined in my \".kshrc\".
I did a 开发者_StackOverflow中文版research and found some solutions but none of them worked for me... Maybe could you help me ?
I have varibales which represent order numer I want to parse it and call to method handleOrder I tried it but not working
I have two process that running at random time and I want to force them not to ever run at the same time due to reader-writer problem. My thought is whenever a process run, I create a LOCK file, both
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