Cannot pass input argument to sql command in bash script
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I have bash script "test.sh" and user kong in worker table. Here is my test.sh.
#!/bin/bash
result=$(mysql -s -N -u root --password='password' --execute='SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM signserver.worker WHERE User="$1"');
echo $result;
When I run the command,
./test.sh kong
the output is 0 which actually supposed to be 1. I tried to change the bash script from User="$1" to User="kong" and it's returned 1 but I want the script to be able to check from the input argument.
bash sql
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I have bash script "test.sh" and user kong in worker table. Here is my test.sh.
#!/bin/bash
result=$(mysql -s -N -u root --password='password' --execute='SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM signserver.worker WHERE User="$1"');
echo $result;
When I run the command,
./test.sh kong
the output is 0 which actually supposed to be 1. I tried to change the bash script from User="$1" to User="kong" and it's returned 1 but I want the script to be able to check from the input argument.
bash sql
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Kong
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I have bash script "test.sh" and user kong in worker table. Here is my test.sh.
#!/bin/bash
result=$(mysql -s -N -u root --password='password' --execute='SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM signserver.worker WHERE User="$1"');
echo $result;
When I run the command,
./test.sh kong
the output is 0 which actually supposed to be 1. I tried to change the bash script from User="$1" to User="kong" and it's returned 1 but I want the script to be able to check from the input argument.
bash sql
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
Kong
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I have bash script "test.sh" and user kong in worker table. Here is my test.sh.
#!/bin/bash
result=$(mysql -s -N -u root --password='password' --execute='SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM signserver.worker WHERE User="$1"');
echo $result;
When I run the command,
./test.sh kong
the output is 0 which actually supposed to be 1. I tried to change the bash script from User="$1" to User="kong" and it's returned 1 but I want the script to be able to check from the input argument.
bash sql
bash sql
asked Nov 22 at 9:43
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