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Execute .ksh from Windows using pli
Name: lbf864 Date: March 26, 2008 at 14:34:27 Pacific OS: W2K CPU/Ram: n/a Product: IBM
Comment:
I have written a batch file that calls plink and goes from my Windows box to a UNIX box (successfully). It also calls a .scr file (using plink's "-m") with my list of commands once inside the UNIX environment. An example of my .scr:
cd CONTROLS cd Script cd Run_These ./LOAD1.ksh
Everything is successful until the LAST line. When I call the LOAD1.ksh, I get the following error: ./LOAD1.ksh[25]: myunixbox: not found
Anyone have a suggestion as to what the heck I am doing wrong? A huge thanks ahead of time.
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