On a Solaris10, I build a CMD script pointing to an existing script that performs multiple export commands and substitutions and it Aborts when launched with Dollar Universe with the following errors:
COMMAND: /tmp/script.sh
/tmp/script.sh: bad substitution
/tmp/script.sh: sJob=: is not an identifier
The script looks like this:
export sJob=`basename "${0%.sh}"`
export TRACEFILE=$DIR_LOG_IMP/${sJob}_`date +%Y%m%d_%H%M`.TRA
But if I launch the script on a shell, it works, same as if I launch it with a Uproc of type CL_INT
Release : 6.x
Component : DOLLAR UNIVERSE
OS: Unix with ksh88 only
Issue with the old ksh available in the Solaris 10 server (ksh88 instead of ksh93).
Workaround:
Launch the script via a CL_INT uproc or replace the shell in the script from /bin/sh or /bin/ksh to /bin/bash
Solution:
Upgrade ksh to version ksh93 (93u+ instead of 88u+)