I can help you out there. It was actually just a small subroutine that
could easily be replaced by a variable set command that might work something
like below. I only used a subroutine to keep my utilities modular.
DATABASES=`db2 list database directory | grep alias | cut -c36-45`"
In NT world, I do this:
DATABASES="`db2cmd /c /w /i db2 list database directory | grep alias | cut
-c36-45`"
I also find it is sometimes needed to filter out those databases from the
list that I don't want the script to run on. For example, a remote
cataloged database I don't want backed up in my backup script. Since all
our remote databases at my company begin with the string DRX, I modify the
command now to look like this:
DATABASES=`db2 list database directory | grep alias | cut -c36-45 | grep -v
DRX`"
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shi, Zhong [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 7:48 AM
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> Subject: DB2EUG: get database names
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> List,
> In the DB2START_TXT Unix Scripts writen by Scott, I saw there is a call to
> get.database.name. If any body have that file, please email me a copy.
> Thank you.
>
> Zhong Shi
> DBA
> First Coast Services Options
> > (904) 791-0282
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