Passing mulitple parameters to unix shell script via File adapter

Hi,
I have the following usecase.
I have a set of files A, B, C, D etc in a directory dir. I also have a EOT ( end of transaction file).
I need to merge this file once the EOT file is present in XI application server ( using NFS with File adpter).
I have a script which can take the following paramters:
1. EOT file name
2. File names for A,B,C,D
3. Directory names.
Is it possible to send muliple parameters to the unix script from the File adapter?
please share any blogs which do so.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards
Abhishek

Hi,
You can always call script from file adapter using "OS command" functionality, pass additional parameter like you do in unix for existing script (exact command which you type on unix prompt).
Adapter will simply pass your OS command to operating system, so from XI point of view nothing is changed and it is your script which should take care of parameters.
Regards,
Gourav

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Hi all,
I am doing a File to file scenario and using command line arguments in Sending file adapter. I am using UNIX shell script ".sh" file for executing the command.
I gave the following path at "Run OS command before message processing" parameter:
/temp/xidelivery/send/FILOSC004_shell.sh
and this file contains following code:
<b>#!/user/bin/sh cp /temp/xidelivery/send/FILOSC004_in.txt /temp/xidelivery/send/FILOSC004_input_copy4.txt</b>
I put the source file, FILOSC004_in.txt and shell script files at the respective paths.
If I give "cp" command directly in command line it is working fine. But I could not execute this with shell script. Can any body give me the reason where I gone wrong.
Regards,
Pavani.

Hi,
can you try this,
bash /temp/xidelivery/send/FILOSC004_shell.sh
let me know.
hey you can check the blog below to catch the OS errors,
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/08/17/xi-operation-system-command--error-catching
Prasad Babu.
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Shell Scripts with File adapter

Hi Everyone,
Can we use shell scripts in File Adapter of XI.
If yes can someone give me the configuration and any helpful blogs or links.
Helpful answers will be rewarded points.
Thanks,
Rupash K

Hi,
you can just call the script in the File Adapter, before or after XI processing step.
Nevertheless, sometimes it behavior different between to call the script as to typ the command directly on the channel configuration.
Here is the [SAP official document|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/84/e8763c997fda50e10000000a11405a/frameset.htm], it is quite easy to use. Just call the script as if you want to call it on the shell, you have to aware about the path and placeholder which you may want to pass the it as parameter to your script.
Here are some more links
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/xi/sapXIFileAdapterOSCommandLine+Feature
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/xi/morewiththeFileAdapter
regards,
Hai
Edited by: Hai Long on Nov 14, 2008 5:30 PM

How to pass arguments to a Unix shell script from PL/SQL?

We want to run a Linux shell script from PL/SQL (10g). This is our code to run the script only and it works fine.
dbms_scheduler.create_job
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          job_type=>'EXECUTABLE',
          job_action=>'/vol0/FileLoadDir/Bank/DATA_FILES/spell_check.sh',
          enabled=>TRUE,
          auto_drop=>FALSE
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I used this method.
dbms_scheduler.create_job
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        argument_position           => 1,
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        argument_value          => '/vol0/FileLoadDir/Bank/DATA_FILES/abcdefghij.txt');
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STANDARD_ERROR="/vol0/FileLoadDir/Bank/DATA_FILES/spell_check2.sh: line 4: read: `/vol0/FileLoadDir/Bank/DATA_FILES/ebill2.fmt_form_strings_.txt': not a valid identifier
/vol0/FileLoadDir/Bank/DATA_FILES/spell_check2"

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deptid
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used in cursor? :(
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It's not the parameter in the cursor that is the problem, it's that you are trying to use static SQL for something that won't be known until run time (the owner of the table).
You would need to use something like ...
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   type l_ename_tab is table of scott.emp.ename%type;
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SMITH
ALLEN
WARD
JONES
MARTIN
BLAKE
CLARK
SCOTT
KING
TURNER
ADAMS
JAMES
FORD
MILLER
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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I have two alias names ord and dev. And the content of them are as follows.
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The way I want to execute them, first run the alias ord and then the alias dev. But, when I try
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ie order and not WEST.
Is there any way to read the value (WEST) passed as a parameter when executing the alias name.
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those scripts have some export statements which needs to exported to the environment.
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Hi everybody,
I posted same question earlier for UNIX/shell script and rec'd one response. Thanks to Bob.
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I am working on a task which gets report on every remote database.
I created a small database: ‘REPORTS_DB’ and I created 6 'sql' scripts on that database. While executing the first script, it calls the other 5 different 'sql' scripts. All these 5 sql scripts use a '@db_link' (hard coded) and gets that database's report to the database: REPORT_DB.
It is working well. But,
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FYI, I'm attempting to check username/password specified at login to see if it's a valid login
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#!/usr/bin/ksh
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program_name => 'CREATE_TRO_BACKUP_FILE'
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,comments => NULL
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the "infinite" script is usually caused by a prompt (script pauses for a user input).
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2. the environment variables are probably not the same.
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