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How can I execute three commands on one command line in Linux? I tried the below:
sudo -u oracle -i ; cd /lo2/ram/daska; ./script.sh
When I execute this only the sudo command is executing.
Please advise me
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Linux allows you to enter multiple commands at one time. The only requirement is that you separate the commands with a semicolon. Running the combination of commands creates the directory and moves the file in one line.
Repeating a Command Using 'for' Loop You can use a 'for' loop to print a certain command multiple times. There are different variations of the 'for' loop, and we will explore all of them with the help of different bash scripts.
Use && separator
sudo -u oracle -i && cd /lo2/ram/daska && ./script.sh
After executing sudo there's a new shell and the rest of "commands" are not part of it but part of the parent shell. You can do:
sudo -u oracle -i bash -c "cd /lo2/ram/daska && ./script.sh"
Or directly,
sudo -u oracle -i /lo2/ram/daska/script.sh
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