How to turn echo or term off in .ksh scsript

I don't do much .ksh scripting.

I am in the process of converting from BMC SQLBT to Oracle RMAN.

I have a .ksh that backs up and deletes archived redo logs similar to the dtoarchmon process by BMC SQLBT.

I had environment variables set to capture errors as I was debugging. So now I'm good to go but I no longer want to log the output of the RMAN command in .ksh.

The dtoarchmon runs with the parameters -quiet and -backgroud.

How do I do the same?

Here is my .ksh script that calls the RMAN cmd file:

#!/bin/ksh
#########################################################################
# 4/01/08 LBains - .ksh that call RMAN CMD file to backs up             #
#                  deletes archived redo logs for those databases       #
#                  that are in archivelog mode                          #
#########################################################################

#########################################################################
#                  Environment Variables                                #
#########################################################################
export ORACLE_BASE=/oracle/ED1/app/oracle
export ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE/product/10.2.0
export ORACLE_SID=alta
export SCRDIR=$ORACLE_BASE/admin/scripts
export SYSPWD=`cat $ORACLE_BASE/admin/.${ORACLE_SID}_syspass`
export RMANPWD=`cat $ORACLE_BASE/admin/.rman_pass`

TS=`date +%m-%d-%T`;export TS
#########################################################################
# 5/16/08 LBains Used LOGFILE to test                                   #
#                Will turn off after Controlm job is scheduled          #
#########################################################################
export LOGDIG=$ORACLE_BASE/admin/log
export LOGFILE=$ORACLE_BASE/admin/log/rman.bu.del.arch_$ORACLE_SID.$TS.log;

cd $SCRDIR

/$ORACLE_HOME/bin/rman target sys/$SYSPWD@$ORACLE_SID catalog rman/$RMANPWD@rmanp
rd CMDFILE $SCRDIR/rman_bu_del_arch.cmd  LOG $LOGFILE
Start Free Trial