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set >>~/set.txtShell script execution
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The point is to check and compare all environment variables during the script execution. Add a line in the script using the set or env commands output to a file. On AIX set always gives more output than env. Run the script from the command line and also from the DataStage job. Add to script:
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I ran into this sneaky "feature"...
Does your script execute any command whos standard out will be scraped?
Check your COLUMNS setting. I saw that the default COLUMNS setting was that of the shell window setting when the engine was last bounced. It was a small window, so 80 columns was the setting. Messed up a few scripts that anticipated having more.
When tested outside of DataStage, the tester maxed his window so the command worked great.
Does your script execute any command whos standard out will be scraped?
Check your COLUMNS setting. I saw that the default COLUMNS setting was that of the shell window setting when the engine was last bounced. It was a small window, so 80 columns was the setting. Messed up a few scripts that anticipated having more.
When tested outside of DataStage, the tester maxed his window so the command worked great.