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Could any one give me a hint to execute many shell scripts from a single master shell script..May be using shell switch case..please send me the notion of script...
Options
1]script1.sh
2]script2.sh
3]script3.sh
4]script4.sh and so an
5.Exit
I apprciate if u could give me a hint...I am a java developer...trying to learn shell scripting to automate stuffs.
Could any one give me a hint to execute many shell scripts from a single master shell script..May be using shell switch case..please send me the notion of script...
Options
1]script1.sh
2]script2.sh
3]script3.sh
4]script4.sh and so an
5.Exit
I apprciate if u could give me a hint...I am a java developer...trying to learn shell scripting to automate stuffs.
Thanks,
Praveen M
Hi
How about like this
test.sh
Code:
case "$1" in
ab)
echo "ab"
echo `sh ./ab.sh`
cd)
echo "cd"
*)
echo "nothing"
esac
Well,
I understood..I have the same idea...could you please clerealy write that example including soem echo statements like Please enter the choice? some thing like that..cus I have tried in many way..I stucked in a syntax error...so I am requesting...Mark..
Well,
I understood..I have the same idea...could you please clerealy write that example including soem echo statements like Please enter the choice? some thing like that..cus I have tried in many way..I stucked in a syntax error...so I am requesting...Mark..
ah sorry, i forget to put ;;
Code:
case "$1" in
ab)
echo "ab"
echo `sh ./ab.sh`
;;
cd)
echo "cd"
;;
*)
echo "nothing"
esac
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