On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 07:06:52AM -0700, Arenstar wrote:
> What effects can eval have? that i am unaware of. In fact ive never used
> eval before, it just wasnt neccessary..
> Thank you for your interesting reply
>
> query="mysqldump -h $DBSource -u rx -p $DB $TABLE --where '$Field >
> $
Hello Greg,
So im currently using eval, based on the fact that
exec/bash does not see the > in the --where clause. (not the redirection)
It is currently working, though im open ears to you explaining how this
could be a problem.
What effects can eval have? that i am unaware of. In fact ive never
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 06:13:38AM -0700, Arenstar wrote:
> temp="mysqldump -h $DBSource -u $USER -p$PASS $DB $TABLE --where='$Field
> > $VarStart AND $Field < $VarEnd' > $TABLE$DumpName"
> exec $temp
The obvious problem here is that you want the last ">" to be treated as
a redirection op
Arenstar wrote:
>
> Hello everyone..
>
> Im running into quite a large problem in my bash script, I cannot use
> mysqldump in bash as i require.
>
> The following code is in my script, and if i run it direct in command
> line or by PHP, it works :-O
> Unfortunately not in my bash script:(
>
>
