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Solaris Shell Programming

Course Code: SSPR
Day(s): 2
Price: £795.00 (ex. VAT)

Overview 

This Solaris Korn Shell Programming training course is designed to give delegates practical experience in developing and writing SOLARIS shell scripts. Most of the built-in shell commands are introduced together with the main program control structures. This course is not suitable for C shell programmers.


Pre-Requisites
  • SI, Solaris Introduction
  • Some programming experience may also prove advantageous



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    More Information

    This course is suitable for Programmers, administrators and support personnel who need to understand existing shell scripts, automate procedures and write their own utilities.

    • Writing simple scripts to enhance basic command output
    • Using the various shell quoting mechanisms appropriately
    • Manipulating shell variables and user-defined variables in scripts
    • Implementing conditional execution facilities
    • Using the shell's built-in loop constructs where appropriate
    • Writing scripts to trap user interrupts
    • User defined Functions
    • Developing menu-driven shell scripts

    Session 1: SOLARIS COMMAND REVIEW

    • Basic Unix commands
    • General commands
    • File and directory handling commands
    • Filename generation characters
    • I/O Redirection features
    • Other commands

    Session 2: GETTING STARTED

    • What is a shell script?
    • Development guidelines
    • Creating and editing shell scripts
    • Naming and storing shell scripts
    • Executing shell scripts

    Session 3: USING VARIABLES

    • Environment variables
    • Local variables
    • Assigning values to variables
    • Assessing variable values
    • Using quotes
    • Delimiting variable names
    • Echo control sequences

    Session 4: INTEGER ARITHMETIC

    • Using the expr command
    • Using the (( )) notation

    Session 5: HANDLING RUN TIME DATA

    • The read command
    • Command line arguments

    Session 6: CONDITION EXECUTION

    • The if statement
    • The test command
    • Other test notations
    • Default and substitute variables
    • Exit status codes

    Session 7: LOOP CONSTRUCTS

    • The while loop
    • The until loop
    • The for loop
    • The while true and until false loops
    • Loop control commands

    Session 8: MULTI-BRANCH DECISIONS

    • The case statement
    • Menu driven applications

    Session 9: FUNCTIONS

    • What is a function?
    • Syntax
    • Examples

    Session 10: INTERRUPT HANDLING

    • Interrupt signals
    • Trapping interrupts

    Session 11: ADDITIONAL FEATURES AND FACILITIES

    • The exec commands
    • The includes notation
    • More about loops
    • Arrays
    • Here Documents
    • SSA1, Solaris System Administration - Part I
    • OSP, Oracle SQL
    • SASP, Solaris Advanced Shell Programming Tools

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