I want to exit completely from my script upon error. The problem is
that when I have functions, and I do something like

exit 11

It only exits from the function. I've read through the posts, and
there are two solutions that I think might work for me. The first
solution is to execute the function within the first shell, e.g.

exec function

I tried this solution and it doesn't appear to be working for me.
Since there are so many functions in the script I am trying to modify
and they seem to call each other, I am not sure if I missed one.

The other solution I have found is to do

kill $$

I don't think that this is a very clean way of exiting from a script,
and it also won't assign the exit code that I want.

Does anyone else have any other solutions? Thanks, Margaret

hi~ all ~ there is a script like this :
set FilePrefix=${HdfFile:r}
${BinDir}/CloudStatsModis ${InputDirectory} ${FilePrefix}.class
${InputDirectory}/stats

CloudStatsModis is an executable file when I tried to run it .the file
prefix included the path of the file. And I just want to include the
file name not the path. How can I do that ?
Thank you

Hi all,
I wonder if it is possible to do the above. I have a list of process
that I need to see if it is running so i saved them in a text file. Is
it possible I can do a ps -ef on the processes in the text file and it
will return me the processes that are in the text file but is not
running in the system? Thanks in advance.

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Dear all:
I have a task like that:
Given an .exe(C), a .jar(J), and a textfile T0, my shell should
include following steps
1.C loadin T0, then output result R1;
2.J loadin R1, then output a updated textfile T1;
3.C loadin T1, then output result R2;
4.J loadin R2, then output a updated textfile T2;
...
...
After hundreds of turns, it ends based on a criteria.

I am not sure know how to decide whether the above step has
completed for each incoming step.
Would you please show a framework of code in normal unix environment.

Thank you for your help!:)

Sincerely yours,
Jie

Dear all:
I have a task like that:
Given an .exe(C), a .jar(J), and a textfile T0, my shell should
include following steps
1.C loadin T0, then output result R1;
2.J loadin R1, then output a updated textfile T1;
3.C loadin T1, then output result R2;
4.J loadin R2, then output a updated textfile T2;
...
...
After hundreds of turns, it ends based on a criteria.

I don;t know how to decide whether the above step has completed in
our HPCC environmet?
If it is difficult to do it in HPCC, please show a framework of code
in normal unix environment, since I am still not very familiar with
Shell Programming.

Thank you for your help!:)

Sincerely yours,
Jie

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Hi:
I create a FS script to send e-mail when a FS hit 90%%

This e-mail is received in a Outlook Express box, and I´d like know if
is there

any code to set colors. I want the message below in red color:

File system /bd2/diskdata hit 90%% capacity

Is this possible ?

Hi,

I wrote a script that:
1) Enumerates the files matching pattern
2) For each file matching the pattern, show its content line by line.

It works fine, until one of the files in step (2) contains spaces in a
line.

For example, I want to output the content of all the files matching
this pattern: *TRIG*.
Let's say you have only 1 file matching the pattern: "myfileTRIG01"
And its contents:

-------begin of content

/somefolder/incoming/A001;03;00000010
/somefolder/incoming/A002 ;04;0000012

-------end of content

using the script below, either "cat" or "awk" cause the script to
display line 2 (above) in 2 parts:

"/somefolder/incoming/A002"
";04;0000012"

instead of a single line: "/somefolder/incoming/A002 ;04;0000012