If it is a unix shell script generating the .sql file
and you do not want the .sql file to contain upper
case characters, you could use the unix 'tr' command
to transform the upper case characters in the script
to lower case characters. (Assuming this is the
problem you are trying to solve, run 'man tr' at the
unix prompt for the syntax )
TLR
--- Raj Gopalan <raj.gopalan_at_netdecisions.co.uk>
wrote:
> I have a script for Hot backup. This script
> generates a .sql file, which
> will be eventually executed to take a hot backup.
>
> The problem is that, in one of the server the .sql
> file generated has all
> the statements in capital letters. This is causing
> an issue when it tries to
> execute the unix cp comment.
>
> Any suggestion?
>
> TIA
> Raj
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