I have a shell script which contains the following command
sed '1,10d' Car_Loan.txt > tmp
which copies eveything except the first 10 lines of Car_Loan.txt to tmp.
When I run the shell script from a cronjob this command does not work. I know this type of issue has been discussed on the forum...
I may be on the wrong forum and apolagies if I am
I am trying to remove the first 10 lines from a file.
Is there any unix command which can do this for me?
thanks
I'm trying to run a shell script from a cronjob
One of the lines of the script is
sqlplus apple/apple@DB @/opt/gtx/common/reconreport/run_report_detail > /dev/null
where run_report_detail is somthing like
spool report
select * from table_a
spool off;
exit;
however the report file is not...
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