RE: fglgo seems to pick up the wrong environment

I can't diagnose those exact symptoms but a good first step with all shell scripts is to ensure the first line is: #!/bin/ksh or whatever shell you are using. Informix has a habit of running stuff using the born shell which can lead to all sorts of spurious results. Jon > ---------- > From: Robert Stuart[SMTP:robert_stuart@nfer-nelson.co.uk] > Reply To: Robert Stuart > Sent: 08 July 1998 10:31 > To: informix-list@iiug.org > Subject: fglgo seems to pick up the wrong environment > > I'm trying to test a new component in my system, calling it through a > shell script from within a 4gi program. > Unfortunately, whenever I run the test, I call the old (live) script. > > Running the script from UNIX gives the test result I want, running it > from within a i4gl, I call the live script - in other words, I'm not > testing the component. > > Details of my checks are listed below > > > > TIA > > Robert Stuart > > > > > If I type > $ which some_script> > I get > /my_test_path_to/some_sript > > Where /my_test_path_to is set in my PATH environment variable > > > If I write and run the following through fglgo > > MAIN > RUN "which some_script" > END MAIN > > I get > /the_live_path_to/some_script > > > Where /the_live_path_to does NOT exist in my UNIX shell environment > ... > nore does it show up when checked through fgl_getenv( "PATH" ). > > > $ which fglgo gives me the standard location of my informix> binaries, fglgo is a binary > > $ fglgo -v > INFORMIX-4GL Version 4.11.UC2 > Pcode Version 8> Software Serial Number [some serial no] > > >