Call system using linux returns - 1 on linux; returns 0 in aix/unix

call system using linux returns - 1 on linux; returns 0 in aix/unix when called from sqr

the question is:
when i am using call system in unix
call system is being used in my sqr
call system using $cmd #status
#status is coming as 0
while in linux though the command is getting exceuted correctly, the return status is -1 while it should eb 0.

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