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Hi Scott,

I had only considered using some TAATOOL to build a file. Completely forgot
abot her-documents. When I learned some Unix stuff 20+ years ago, the book
described the her document. Just never saw a need at that time so never had to
work with it.

Thanks for all the GREAT help!

John McKee

Quoting Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

hi John,

Here's an article about using variables with an Expect script:
http://systeminetwork.com/article/easy-way-put-variables-expect-script-sftp

The article using the second of your suggestions (dynamically create the
script) but it's really easy to dynamically create, as the article
demonstrates.

Good luck

John McKee wrote:
So two possibilities:

1) Some wrapper characters, which I don't remember.
2) Dynamically create the script for each run.

Guess I am asking: Can a command line parameter be passed to a send, and, if
so, what is the format?

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