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Newbie qustions
Hi there,
I have two scripts A.conf and B.ksh. In A, there is a line as this eval `B.ksh -g OP_EMAIL=operatorEmail \ -g OP_ADDRESS=operatorAddress` Here is only sample code, indead, there are a lot of -g XXX=yyyy patterns appending in A.conf In B, there is a line as this java -jar myDB.jar --configFile=config.properties $@ In config.properties, there are many entries of name-value pairs which are corresponded to the names of -g patterns in A.conf. When I invoked A.conf by . A.conf, I got the following error -ksh: eval: line 1: Error: not found What was the posible reasons could couse this error? Any comments would appreciate. Thanks. Leon |
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Try changing it to:
eval `./B.ksh ... |
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