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Subject: execute permissions on a text file
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From: Oddvar DOT Myrnes AT stoltoffshore DOT no
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 11:12:41 +0200
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I have a problem using a ksh scripts which reads in a command file. The
script was developed on HP and runs fine on LINUX. But on cygwin the script
can't execute. It reports:

SQL: - cannot execute - permission denied

The SQL command file it tries to execute is a simple comand file with one
command:

isql -U$user -P$passwd "$@"

Cygwin refuses to set execute permission on the file if it does not find a
#!/bin/ksh (or any shell) at the first line.

The ksh context in which the command file is executed in:

function LSDB
{
    SQL <<-EndSQL
        SELECT database_names=name FROM sysdatabases
        go
    EndSQL
}

Does anybody know what I can do to fix this?

Oddvard Myrnes

PS:
Please reply to my private adress aswell as the list. I am not a member of
the list and receives no mails from it.


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