I'm trying to use plink to run a pl/sql package on a remote service running the ksh shell. I can connect and everything is fine but I cannot pass a ( bracket to plink without ksh throwing up an error.
When I type this from a dos command prompt:
plink myuser@server -pw password echo "This is a test"
everything works fine. But when I type
plink myuser@server -pw password echo "This is a test ( )"
I get:-
ksh: 0403-057 Syntax error at line 1 : `(' is not expected.
I have the same problem when calling packages. If the package has a ( then it fails when called through plink but runs fine when entered directly into a putty window.
Does anyone know why plink/ksh has a problem with brackets?
答案 0 :(得分：0)
解决方案是用＆＃39; \＆＃39;来避开括号。即
plink myuser@server -pw password echo "This is a test \( \)"