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http://www.unix.com – Hi All, We have a shell script(ODS_Load)which loads the data from perticular flat file to oracle table invoking sqlplus based on the parameter. When we execute the script(ODS_Load) independently, script is working fine and able to load the tables successfully. We invoke(ODS_Load) with parameter from another script(Wrapper_ODS_Load), which checks if there are any ODS_Load happening for perticular feed if not then it invokes the ODS_load script. If the ODS_Load is happening then it does not again invoke ODS_Load. Code: #!/bin/bash   CONFLICT=`pgrep -f "ODS_Load $1"` (HowTos)

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