Florin Barbalau wrote:
> I understand that I can call a shell script from a perl script by
> using the command:
>
> exec("shell_script_name");
>
> but when proceeding this way I don't have the environment variables
> that were set in the perl script. Is there anther way to call the
> shell scri
I understand that I can call a shell script from a perl script by
using the command:
exec("shell_script_name");
but when proceeding this way I don't have the environment variables
that were set in the perl script. Is there anther way to call the
shell script so that the shell child receives them
Florin Barbalau wrote:
> thanks for the explication. so I should understand that I can never
> run a perl script like this in order to set environment variables for
> the calling one ?
>
> I am very surprised about this problem because this is in the
> installation of an Oracle patch.
I don't se
Hello Brian,
thanks for the explication. so I should understand that I can never
run a perl script like this in order to set environment variables for
the calling one ?
I am very surprised about this problem because this is in the
installation of an Oracle patch.
many thanks,
Florin
On 6/27/08,
Florin Barbalau wrote:
> then If i run:
> $ /cygdrive/d/cdb_10_2/content/bin/system/ifssetenv.pl
> it works ok.
>
> but if I try to source as in the calling script (install_cdaa.sh) I
> get error messages. :
> $ . /cygdrive/d/cdb_10_2/content/bin/system/ifssetenv.pl
> bash: use: command not foun
Hello,
I have a windows server 2003 installation and I try to sun a script
for an Oracle patch installation. I installed cygwin. The files in
question are two and they have more or less the following content:
install_cdaa.sh
#!/bin/sh
# Check if ORACLE_HOME has been set
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