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I regularly login to PuTTY and run the following commands to complete a task.

1st Command :

cd/u01/app/oracle/user_projects/domains/COLLECT/EOD/bin_arm

2nd Command :

./FileUpload.sh

3rd Command :

cd/u01/app/oracle/user_projects/domains/COLLECT/EOD/bin_arm

4th Command :

./execute_eodarx.sh

How can I automate this with the help of batch or other scripting?

I need to run these commands synchronously. (The next command is to run after the completion of the previous command.)

robinCTS
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You practically wrote the script already. If you put all four commands in a file on the server, then you can run it via sh myscript.sh and you have the batch script.

(If you also want it to be runnable as ./myscript.sh, first add the #!/bin/sh header at the top, then use chmod a+x myscript.sh to mark the file as executable.)

u1686_grawity
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  • thanks for your comments guys, @grawity, can i run this commands serially in windows environment e.g put all the commands in a batch file and run it with the help of Windows task scheduler to automate the process? – user9749652 Jun 27 '18 at 03:22
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If you are using any Windows OS , try using Multi Tabbed Puty

It has features like save and manage putty sessions and automatically run scripts whenever the sessions are started.

To run commands automatically after logging in ,

  • Right click on your Putty Session from Servers and select Properties
  • Click on Scripts tab in the newly opened dialog box
  • In the box provided, you can add the commands which will be run after login You can also specify the wait period too after which the commands will be executed.
Jeen Mathew
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  • Irrespective of platform. If you use tmux you don't need Multi tabbed Putty, since it can do tab. It can also split the screen – KeshV Mar 16 '20 at 22:26