I made a script that contains repetitious commands (snmpget and awk are the only ones at the moment. Running these commands from standard terminal work, but when run within a script, I get:

./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: snmpget: command not found
./reg_sm_count: line 10: awk: command not found

But when I issue the command straight at the terminal, it returns results. Feh?

PATH not the same

Remember, if you are running files in a script then, as standard you should use the full filepath, and not the bin/sbin name