"Wrong process return code" Unix Command

Hi,
I have created Package with Procedure having Unix command.Unix command is only to cp data file from one folder to another archive folder.
we are defining variable FilePath and FileName.
cp #FILE_PATH/#FILE_NAME.tag #FILE_PATH/archive/;
But while running this we are getting following erorr.
*"Wrong process return code"*
Plz suggest.
Thanks
Ashwini

Hi Aswini-
You should not use # symbol for your variable pointers, it will take as a comment line. Please use the below syntax:
FILE_PATH=c:\temp
FILE_NAME=test.txt
cp $FILE_PATH/$FILE_NAME.tag $FILE_PATH/archive/
And also you can check the exact error by executing the script file in your unix command prompt like this:
/home/test/test.sh
Hope this will work for you.
Thanks,
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