We have a 3rd party scheduler that runs one of our job's shell scripts in bash.
When the shell script is called, it sets the environment variables from the scheduler as $1, $2, $3, etc on the command line.
Coming from our scheduler we have:
FILE_PATH1="/opt/shared/script1.sh"
FILE_PATH2="/opt/shared/script2.sh"
PROCESS_ID="SYNC1"
TYPE_RELN_IDS="520"
So, in our script I have:
export FILE_PATH1="$1"
export FILE_PATH2="$2"
...
export PROCESS_ID="${11}"
export TYPE_RELN_IDS="{$12}"
...
echo "PROCESS_ID =" $PROCESS_ID
echo "TYPE_RELN_IDS =" $TYPE_RELN_IDS
And for the shell script runtime output I am getting:
PROCESS_ID = SYNC1
TYPE_RELN_IDS = {/opt/shared/script1.sh}
instead of 520 for TYPE_RELN_IDS. Is there an issue with the 12th environment variable limit I am missing?
