Sja In Bash File

[yecoyote]

i put sja in

/home/my_user/sja

and try to run

#/home/my_user/sja /home/my_user/sja/sync_test.xml

this is ok, it's work for me

but when i put this command in bash file name 'sync'

---

#!/bin/bash

`/home/my_user/sja /home/my_user/sja/sync_test.xml`

---

and run

#/home/my_user/sja/sync

error show

/home/my_user/sja/sync: line 3: SQLyog: command not found

what happen?

please help me thank.

[peterlaursen]

Quote:

#/home/my_user/sja /home/my_user/sja/sync_test.xml

I am surprised that this works! 'sja' is both a folder and a file (the executable) – if I understand you right. So the path to the executable must be #/home/my_user/sja/sja I think! (sja * 2: first sja-folder, next sja-file)

So what happens with

Quote:

#/home/my_user/sja/sja /home/my_user/sja/sync_test.xml

in the /bin/bash/sync file?

And if there is only a sja file and not a sja folder it must be

Quote:

#/home/my_user/sja /home/my_user/sync_test.xml

Also:

why not simply put the 'sync' file in your own folder tree and start it with /path/sync or just ./sync

[yecoyote]

oh sorry it's must be

#/home/my_user/sja/sja /home/my_user/sja/sync_test.xml

i tar sja in my home path like this

/home/my_user/sja/

and i execute sja like this

/home/my_user/sja/sja xml_file_name.xml

this work if i type in command promp

but if i put in bash file it not work!!!

i put bash file name sync in sja path in the same place with sja execute file

try many way to call sja execute file like this

./sja xml_file.xml

sja xml_file.xml

/home/my_user/sja/./sja xml_file_name.xml

it alway says:

SQLyog: command not found

[peterlaursen]

I have only tlittle experience with this.

But if I have a 'sync' file containing

Code:

sja myjob.xml

then I can simply execute

Code:

./sync

or

Code:

/path/sync/

from command line or as a cronjob on SuSE 10.

I don't know about the way you are trying to do things. Why do you want to create a file in /bin/bash? Do you need to?

[yecoyote]

ok i will try this. thank for reply 🙂

[peterlaursen]

If this is not what you need you will need to wait for someone else that knows more about linux than I do!

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