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PHV, Thanks for your suggestion, I will investigate. idiotboy, (what a nickname... :-) ) I cannot use your suggestions because the launch of the script in my environment is completely out of my hands. Interactive operationnal tasks are forbidden. We use Tivoli Job Scheduling System for...

Hi Mike, I've searched all forums known to me and I've found solution like yours. My goal here is not to perform a sequence of script (this does not worth the effort to put them in background in these case, except for deamons). My goal here is to split a huge work in ten parts and run them in...

Hi, I'm actually looking for some ideas regarding background process return code handling. In KSH, I would like to be able to get return codes of a bunch of background processes launched by the parent. Aim is to return success when all background process is success and a warning when at least...

I solved this kind of issue the following way but it only works if the stored procedure is launched from unix. A unix shell script is used to start the stored procedure using sqlplus. Before starting sqlplus , perform a umask 000 this way you will override the limitations for writing the file...

Hi James, Uname -a may help you. See below excerpt from the man uname command: When you execute the command uname -a, it produces output like the following: HP-UX myhost A.09.01 C 9000/750 2015986034 32-user license The displayed fields are interpreted as...

Hi, it seems you have a process which is a big stack memory consumer. It receives the signal SIGSEGV. This means your process has broken up the RLIMIT_STACK value. Extract from getrlimit command man: RLIMIT_STACK This is the maximum size of a process stack...

The name of your crontab file in the crontab directory is the same as your effective user name. This means that if your crontab has been changed, the guy who did it was either using "root" or your user. Unfortunately, no copy of previous version is kept by HP-UX. Maybe you may look...

Hi Larshg, You should have a look on the following paper from Oracle Magazine. It discuss numerous way to interact between SQL plus and the UNIX shell. It does the trick for me. There is an interesting section about retrieving output using a for..loop at shell level. Look at...