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Hi This is okay. But I like to know the command similar to ckpath on Solaris, i.e., checking they syntax of the path etc..not just checking if it exits, which can be done even by the if statement as in if [ -d <path> ]. Bye

Hi Can anybody know how to check the correctness of a given path? (like ckpath on Solaris) Thanks, Surya

Hi You may be right, but my point is that the same Java application runs on Windows NT, 2000 and Solaris 2.6, 7 etc. There's no difference at all in the code. Only porting to AIX gives the problem. So, I'm thinking that the configuration or setting some flags (like SHMEXT=ON) should be done...

Hi I'm getting SQL1224 error code when I connect to DB2 on AIX 4.3.3 from a Java application. If I do the same thing from a C/C++ application, I'm not getting this problem. Did anybody face this problem? Do I need to set any parameters for this? P.S. I already set the variable SHMEXT to ON...

Hi Is there any way to increase the stack size for Java application other than -Xss option of Java and editbin utility of Visual C++? (I mean, how to increase the stack size statically from Windows utilities) Thanks, Surya

It's wonder...magic. It worked fine. In fact I tried in the beginning without using set. And then I didn't export them. And somebody suggested to use set.I had lost complete confidence, so I didn't much concentrate on it. Many many thanks to Mark, for your 'do or die approach' and your...

Hi Alas! It's showing the PATH as /usr/bin: . That means there's is no use of setting and exporting variables. I don't know what's happening. God only should help me. What a useless crontab!!!! -Surya

Hi task.sh: set PATH=.:/export/home/snl00549/java1.3.1/bin:/export/home/snl00549/java1.3.1/jre/bin:/bin:/usr/openwin /bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/ucb:/opt/SUNWspro/bin:/export/home/dbcc1/sqllib/bin:/export/ho...

I have removed first line (/bin/ksh) and added the old PATH...even then it says: db2 not found Thanks Surya

I changed the script to: #!/bin/ksh set PATH=SOMEPATH set DB2INSTANE=BLAH BLAH set DB2DIR=SOME_DIR set LD_LIBRARY_PATH=BLAH_BLAH export PATH export DB2INSTANCE export DB2DIR export LD_LIBRARY_PATH db2 -f someScript.sql Now the cron output is: db2 not found...

export is for ksh. The default shell provided is /bin/sh as I told previously.

Hi As you said I have put in a file task.sh, and given to crantab as fololws: #!/bin/ksh PATH=SOMEPATH DB2INSTANE=BLAH BLAH DB2DIR=SOME_DIR LD_LIBRARY_PATH=BLAH_BLAH db2 -f someScript.sql crontab produced output as: SQL10007N Message &quot;-1390&quot; could not be...

Thanks. Well, I know that some commands like stty, export don't work, because the default shell provided is /bin/sh. That's why I used /bin/ksh to run the .profile. And then, it runs, but again the variabls are not available, because it runs in another shell.(I mean /bin/ksh .profile will be run...

Hi I have seen that environment(even after excuting .profile) is not available to crontab. Can you please help me? I have put in task.sh: /bin/ksh .profile echo $PATH and to my crontab: 10 * * * * task.sh and the output gives: /usr/bin for the echo...

Hi when I tried compiling a C code which contains PerlInterpreter (basically embedding a perl in C), I got the following errors: /opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc -o interp callPerl3.c `perl -MExtUtils::Embed -e ccopts -e ldopts` &quot;/opt/swift/Perl55/lib/5.00503/sun4-solaris/CORE/iperlsys.h&quot;, line...

That link tells how to create a complete package, but not about patch packages.

Oh....I'm not talking about the patches of Solaris, but the patch of my own package. i.e., I want to create a patch package, and I want to remove only patch. I don't think the above commands can be used to remove the patches of the user-created-package. Am I right? surya

Thanx a lot. But I want to create a patch package. I mean, just installing a patch on the already-installed package. And how to remove only patch and the entire package?

how to build a patch package on solaris?

Thanx. I have seen this already, but I don't know how to proceed. starting trouble. I want to know whether I have to give the package name as the directory name and execute installp from that directory and such other details. Any help would be appreciated. Thanx, surya12