At 10:09 AM 4/4/00 -0400, Stan Brown wrote:
>> I have a couple of questions about this script. The documentation
says
>> it should be placed in /opt/tools, yet it chesk for the existence of
a
>> file called save_all.sh in /opt/fox/ciocfg/api. I don;t have such a
>> file.
>>
>> Am I missing some thing, or is this where this script should be
placed?
>>
>> We are on version 6.1 on Solaris, if it matters.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>
> Following up my own message is bad protocol :-(
>
> I did find a shell script in this directory called save_all
> (without the .sh extension). Is this the correct one? Should
> I edit the supplied save_all.sh, to represent this changed
> name?
You're on the right track, Stan.
Near the beginning of the save_all.sh script, there are these lines:
if [ "$PLATFORM" = "Windows_NT" ] # Define executable Name
then
SA_EXEC="save_all.ksh"
else
SA_EXEC="save_all.sh"
fi
not knowing anything about the NT platform, I'll leave it alone, but
for the "else" case, change it to say:
else
# SA_EXEC="save_all.sh"
SA_EXEC="save_all"
fi
That ought to do it from my quick browsing of the script. BTW, Ron Deen
is on this list, hopefully he'll set me straight if I erred.
Regards,
Duc
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