13 May 2012
Hi.
If it's in a shell script then it is a so-called 'here document' (and you should find '!@!' some lines below).
HTH.
Cheers.
Carlos.
14 May 2012
Hi
Its used to indicate the end of that bteq inside a shell script.
for ex:
bteq << !@! > $LOGFILE 2> $LOGFILE
.LOGIN ****
sel * from ***
.LOGOUT
!@!
u can use any character instead of !@!.
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Whatt does !@! will do in this line of the shell script. Thanks in advance.