Automate responses

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The

linux_erm_setup.ksh

Script

Remote Mirroring of an Oracle Database Using Data Replicator Software

D-31

echo "\n${B1}$ESTATUS ERROR(S)${EB} and ${B3}$WSTATUS

WARNING(S)${EB} occurred during this script execution!"

echo "\nPlease check the ${B3}$LOG${EB} and

${B3}$TRACE${EB}files!\n"

exit 2

else

echo `date +%T`" No Errors detected...GOOD!" >> $LOG

echo "No errors or warnings detected...${B2}GOOD!${EB}"

# Write command to $TRACE file for debugging

echo "# rm $RMT_LOG_DIR/$DB_NAME.trace" >> $TRACE

rm $RMT_LOG_DIR/$DB_NAME.trace >> $TRACE 2>&1

echo "\nlinux_erm.ksh script log file is ${B2}$LOG${EB}\n"

echo "DONE! -- Have a great day!\n"

exit 0

###################

# DONE! #

###################

The

linux_erm_setup.ksh

Script

#!/bin/ksh

# This script will read user inputs for variables needed for the

# sun_erm.ksh script and store them in a configuration file.

TMP_FILE[0]=./~tmp0.erm

TMP_FILE[1]=./~tmp1.erm

TMP_FILE[2]=./~tmp2.erm

TMP_FILE[3]=./~tmp3.erm

typeset -u ANS=N ANS2=N

typeset -i COUNTER=0 STATUS=0 CHOICE=0

typeset X TEMP

# Used to improve readability

B1=`tput setaf 1``tput setab 0`

B2=`tput setaf 2``tput setab 0`

B3=`tput setaf 3``tput setab 0`

B4=`tput setaf 4``tput setab 0`

EB=`tput sgr0`

# Function used to automate responses

prompt_usr ()

{

echo "Correct (Y or N)? [Y]\b\b\c"