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An example usage of egmakedb from a script:
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if ret=\`egmakedb user databasename\` ; then
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eval "\$ret"
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echo DBHOST=$
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echo DBNAME=$
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echo DBOWNER=$
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echo DBUSER=$
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echo DBPASS=$
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else
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echo "Database creation failed"
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fi
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Another example, replicating the behaviour of the old egmakedbs script:
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# Make 5 db's for user dave
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echo "username | password | database" >> /home/dave/db.info.txt
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for i in `seq 1 5` ; do
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db=`printf dave_%02d $i`
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if ret=`egmakedb dave $db` ; then
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eval "$ret"
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echo "$DBUSER | $DBPASS | $DBNAME" >> /home/dave/db.info.txt
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fi
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done
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