Exit shell script containing indefinitely running java program
I have a autosys job, in autosys job I am executing a shell script. Shell script executes indefinitely running java program. Say infinite for loop.
#!/bin/ksh
java DemoJavaProgram
RESULT=$?
if[ $RESULT -eq 0 ]; then
return 0;
else
return 1;
Above shell script is not returning anything instead it is stuck at running java program. Due to this autosys job status is RUNNING
I tried running above command in background with & I had no success. I tried running entire shell script in backgroup, even in this case also I had no success.
is there any way to exit from such script.
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I have a autosys job, in autosys job I am executing a shell script. Shell script executes indefinitely running java program. Say infinite for loop.
#!/bin/ksh
java DemoJavaProgram
RESULT=$?
if[ $RESULT -eq 0 ]; then
return 0;
else
return 1;
Above shell script is not returning anything instead it is stuck at running java program. Due to this autosys job status is RUNNING
I tried running above command in background with & I had no success. I tried running entire shell script in backgroup, even in this case also I had no success.
is there any way to exit from such script.
bash shell-script shell autosys
asked 1 hour ago
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You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
What's your objective of usingreturn 0andreturn 1in the script?
– User123
58 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and yourifcondition is just evaluating to totrueall the time.
– User123
54 mins ago
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I have a autosys job, in autosys job I am executing a shell script. Shell script executes indefinitely running java program. Say infinite for loop.
#!/bin/ksh
java DemoJavaProgram
RESULT=$?
if[ $RESULT -eq 0 ]; then
return 0;
else
return 1;
Above shell script is not returning anything instead it is stuck at running java program. Due to this autosys job status is RUNNING
I tried running above command in background with & I had no success. I tried running entire shell script in backgroup, even in this case also I had no success.
is there any way to exit from such script.
bash shell-script shell autosys
asked 1 hour ago
Govinda Sakhare
101
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I have a autosys job, in autosys job I am executing a shell script. Shell script executes indefinitely running java program. Say infinite for loop.
#!/bin/ksh
java DemoJavaProgram
RESULT=$?
if[ $RESULT -eq 0 ]; then
return 0;
else
return 1;
Above shell script is not returning anything instead it is stuck at running java program. Due to this autosys job status is RUNNING
I tried running above command in background with & I had no success. I tried running entire shell script in backgroup, even in this case also I had no success.
is there any way to exit from such script.
bash shell-script shell autosys
bash shell-script shell autosys
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You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
What's your objective of usingreturn 0andreturn 1in the script?
– User123
58 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and yourifcondition is just evaluating to totrueall the time.
– User123
54 mins ago
add a comment |
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You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
What's your objective of usingreturn 0andreturn 1in the script?
– User123
58 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and yourifcondition is just evaluating to totrueall the time.
– User123
54 mins ago
1
1
You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
What's your objective of using
return 0 and return 1 in the script?– User123
58 mins ago
What's your objective of using
return 0 and return 1 in the script?– User123
58 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and your
if condition is just evaluating to to true all the time.– User123
54 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and your
if condition is just evaluating to to true all the time.– User123
54 mins ago
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You're checking the exit status code of a java program that never exits? Do you just want to start the java program in the background and exit the script?
– Haxiel
59 mins ago
What's your objective of using
return 0andreturn 1in the script?– User123
58 mins ago
With this program, it's obvious that your Autosys job will continue running, because your code is just checking the exit status(0) of the java program which was started successfully and your
ifcondition is just evaluating to totrueall the time.– User123
54 mins ago