05-08-2007, 04:52 PM
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To run my Shell
I have a small shell script named as test.sh which I wanted to run. But when I give
sh test.sh It is not working. I am sure there is nothing wrong in this shell script because I could run it by using . ./test.sh Why is it not running in my previous case?     
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06-13-2007, 03:53 AM
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To run a shell script
to run the shell script in unix prompt before that we should change the file mode to rwx for ugo using chmod 777 <filename.extn>. and other things if you wnat run a korn shell then you simply run the script using shellscriptname with extension (eg: sample.ksh) and in borne shell you can run the script using sh shellscript name with extenstion (eg : sh sample.sh).
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