I have some unique requirement, where I need to do something like this - 1. My script takes the argument as file name which is absolute filename. 2. I need to separate the filename and directory from this absolute file name for the further processing.
Any suggestions -
I have a shell script copyScript.sh present in my pendrive. What i want is, Whenever i connect pendrive to my pc this script should be run automatically.
Is it possible? If yes then how to achieve this?
we have two informatica jobs that run parallel . one starts at 11.40 cet and it has around 300 informatica workflows in it out of which one is fact_sales. the other job runs at 3.40 cet and it has around 115 workflows in it many of which are dependent on fact_sales in term of data consistency. the problem is fact_sales should finish before certain workflows in process 2 starts for data to be accurate. but this doesnt happen generally. what we are trying to do is to split the process 2 in such a way that fact_sales dependent workflows run only after the fact_sales has finished . can you provide me a way to go about writing a unix shell script that check the status of this fact_sales and if it successfull then kicks off other dependent workflows and if not then it should send a failure mail.
Thanks