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sh, aka Bourne Shell, is the Unix Shell, the standard shell since v7 Unix. POSIX has standardized the shell, and portable shell scripts should conform to /bin/sh syntax.
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Shell script for reading /etc/passwd into SQLite
/bin/sh
db="$PWD/users.db"
users=$(grep -E 'joe|bill|tom' /etc/passwd)
sqlite3 "$db" <<EOF
DROP TABLE Users;
CREATE TABLE Users \
(UID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, GID INTEGER, Username TEXT, Home TEXT);
EOF …
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