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assigning a variable to a script
Name: Anusha.R Date: September 16, 2003 at 00:27:08 Pacific OS: Win 2k CPU/Ram: P IV & 64kb
Comment:
Hi, i have grepped a process number from a file & redirected to temp file. from temp file, I should assign process number to a variable "pnum". to execute a script Select statistics pnumber= summary=no; I am unable to assign the variable to the script. #!/bin/ksh
set pnum=cat temp | tail -1 temp echo "$pnum " #variable pnum value is displayed(ex 16244)
select statistics pnumber= summary=no; # here i am unable to assign the variable value
I need your comments & Kindly tell me the mistake Does it require a conversion - string to a number
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