Re^4: Calling a shell script after changing directory

Thanks Salva. there seems to be an issue with the shell script which is setting the environment variables. I am calling a shell file siebenv.sh which resides in the siebel server. if you want to execute it manually then you just need to fire the following command.

. ./siebenv.sh Now when you do that from perl, it is not happening. I guess there is nothing to do from Perl. But still I am lost here :)

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Re^5: Calling a shell script after changing directory by salva (Canon) on May 11, 2016 at 09:41 UTC
Show us the code you are using and also tell us what do you mean by it is not happening exactly.	[reply]
Re^6: Calling a shell script after changing directory by Gouravhere (Initiate) on May 11, 2016 at 10:01 UTC
Actually there is a huge limitation in accessing the siebenv.sh from any other system (Perl in this case). So I just did a work around where I have executed the siebenv.sh after moving to the desired directory and then did the associated activities inside that shell script only just because if i stop the processing in shell and return to Perl, that don't execute the associated activities as the directory was not moved physically from where the Perl script resides.	[reply]