Run Progress Program From Unix

[noprogress]

I am trying to run a compiled Progress program which requires a user input from the UNIX command line. After
getting the user input the program creates writes a
report to a file and will then be sent to a print que.
The program runs fine in the Progress editor, but when
I try to run it from the UNIX command line I get the
message:
** There is no terminal. (120)
lp: cannot access /u/sys/data/report

I have a few other programs that run from the UNIX
command line, but none that require a user input.
I am using Progress version 7.3 and SCO UNIX 7.1.

 

[stanhubble]

what does your command line look like?
make sure there is no -b parameter and it is not using bpro or mbpro.

 

[noprogress]

I log into UNIX and go to the specific directory and
then type ./report.sh and get the error message.
./report.sh here is what the .sh loos like:

/u/sys/dlcfp/bin/_progres -db /u/sys/db/handy -yy 1910 -b -p /u/sys/db/ci.r
cd /u/sys/data
lp -d printer5 /u/sys/data/report

I have taken out the -b and the script works. Is there anything else that might streamline the process.

THANKS!!!

 

[stanhubble]

Depends what you mean by streamlining.....

the cd command is unecessary because you use an absolute reference on the lp command.