hyder
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how to create a .sh file to execute a series of commands
Hi,
I have some set of commands to execute frequently, when i keep each command in separate file with extension .sh and try to run them they were working fine. But when i try to put them together they were not working , i am new to unix/solaris pls give me tips on this.
Example
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/xyz/
export CLASSPATH
java Main
thanks,
KK
I have some set of commands to execute frequently, when i keep each command in separate file with extension .sh and try to run them they were working fine. But when i try to put them together they were not working , i am new to unix/solaris pls give me tips on this.
Example
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/xyz/
export CLASSPATH
java Main
thanks,
KK
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Thanks for the response. I tried and its working fine. I am basically looking to have a .sh file to set ANT_HOME and run it before i run the ant scripts.
I wrote the file
#!/bin/ksh
ANT_HOME='/sabc/mydir/apac
export ANT_HOME
echo $ANT_HOME
when i run the above file i am able to see the ANT_HOME value set. But after this when i tried to type the value of ANT_HOME again it is empty. I am doining this in the same session. I believe its opening a new shell to run the script and not reflecting the values to the parent shell. Pls suggest how to overcome this issue.
/>test.sh
/sabc/mydir/apache-ant
/>echo $ANT_HOME
/>
thanks,
H