My advice is not to use BPXBATCH, it's garbage! Run, don't walk, over to
Dovetailed Softwares website and download their Co:Z toolkit. There is a
batch utility called COZBATCH which allows you to run shell scripts from
data sets, including inline JCL.
Co:Z toolkit is free with optional paid support.
https://dovetail.com/products/cozbatch.html
On 12/2/22 4:20 am, Billy Ashton wrote:
Hey everyone...I am having a tough time with a shell script I am
writing for my BPXBATCH step. All I want to do is run one of two
commands depending on a variable that is passed to the script.
I have tried coding
if [ "$pet" == "DOG" ] ; then
commands...
else
other commands
fi
and I have tried
if [[ .... ]]
if [ ... = ... ]
all with the same result:
+ DOG == DOG
DOG: /tmp/bpxshel.sh 48: FSUM7351 not found or
..: (I think these are the two square brackets) or
.: (this is the one square bracket)
So, how in the world do I code an IF statement in this BPXBATCH script
to do a simple string compare?
Thank you and best regards,
Billy Ashton
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