Updating a Linux Job file

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I am pretty new to shell scripting. I need to modify a job in a Linux Server to call one of my Stored Procedures. It does not have any return, so its just a simple call. I did a lot of go-ogling but can only find Command line syntax. I would appreciate if anyone can provide me with a syntax to call the same.

Posted 23-Jun-15 0:32am

OniJava

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Richard MacCutchan 23-Jun-15 7:11am

What do you mean by "modify a job"?

OniJava 23-Jun-15 7:16am

There is an existing job file in which i need to modify.

Richard MacCutchan 23-Jun-15 7:27am

And what does that mean in terms of programming or the problem you are facing?

OniJava 23-Jun-15 7:35am

I don't know its purpose, i am new to this concern, my seniors also don't that's what i suppose. I am asked to do some invalidation of User Status. So i wrote a Stored Procedure and since i suppose it (the job) changes the User Status, So just before it ends i want to call it.

Richard MacCutchan 23-Jun-15 7:59am

So how exactly can we help you? We have no idea what job you are talking about, or even what scripting language it uses. If you want help here then you need to provide specific details.

TenmanS14 23-Jun-15 9:16am

gonna guess your gonna be wanting to google cron... thats a vague guess though...

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