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As usual, perfect, ozo. &nbsp;Thanks again!
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I'm having an issue with trying to get a heredoc in a ksh script to write to a file. &nbsp;I have used the following code. &nbsp;It creates the file, but doesn't write anything in it.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
David<br />
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CFGFILE=/home/share/daldri<wbr />d/work/tas<wbr />ks/bmc/con<wbr />figfile/ag<wbr />enthwdebug<wbr />.txt<br />
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echo &lt;&lt;EOF &gt;&nbsp;$CFGFILE<br />
PATROL_CONFIG<br />
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&nbsp; &quot;/SENTRY/HARDWARE/debugEnd<wbr />Time&quot; = { REPLACE = &quot;$DATE $TIME&quot; },<br />
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&nbsp; &quot;/SENTRY/HARDWARE/debugMod<wbr />e&quot; = { REPLACE = &quot;1&quot; },<br />
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&nbsp; &quot;/SENTRY/HARDWARE/automati<wbr />cReinitial<wbr />ization&quot; = { REPLACE = &nbsp;&quot;1&quot; }<br />
EOF
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I'm having an issue with trying to get a heredoc in a ksh script to write to a file.  I have used the following code.  It creates the file, but doesn't write anything in it.

Thanks!
David

CFGFILE=/home/share/daldrid/work/tasks/bmc/configfile/agenthwdebug.txt

echo <<EOF > $CFGFILE
PATROL_CONFIG

  "/SENTRY/HARDWARE/debugEndTime" = { REPLACE = "$DATE $TIME" },

  "/SENTRY/HARDWARE/debugMode" = { REPLACE = "1" },

  "/SENTRY/HARDWARE/automaticReinitialization" = { REPLACE =  "1" }
EOF

Writing a heredoc to a file

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