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I am not sure what is the problem but somehow this is not working
Code:
#!/bin/sh
export TNS_ADMIN=/path to tnsnames.ora
export password=my_password;
export day="sunday"
if [[ day = 'sunday' ]]; then
sqlplus username/${password}@orcl << EOF
set echo on
set serveroutput on
insert into table_temp(col_date,file_name,status) values(sysdate,'XYS','success');
commit;
exit;
EOF
else
echo "NO"
fi
If you use double [[ ]] http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/testcon...ml#DBLBRACKETS, you don't need to quote the values there.
Incidentally, no need to export stuff either, that's only if you want the vars to appear in a subshell.
I am inexperienced person, may you enlighten me with your rich shell scripting experience.
So if i use [[ ]] then i don't have to use " inside those brackets? so we need to export the variable only if I want to use them in subshell? so I don't want to export how can I initialise the variable? Please explain thanks.
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