Situatie
Assuming you have to execute multiple commands, if you would do this one by one, you have to be in front of the keyboard and wait for each command to complete and then execute the other.
Solutie
In order to avoid this tine consuming activity you can group the commands and execute them in the same line, as:
Syntax: command_1; command_2; command_3 or command_1 && command_2 && command_3
i.e.:
mkdir test; cd test; touch test_write; ls -l test_write; rm test_write; pwd or mkdir test; cd test; touch test_write; ls -l test_write; rm test_write; pwd
Output sample:
--- snip --- [root@linux_host 18gi_cluster_oraarch]# mkdir test; cd test; touch test_write; ls -l test_write; rm test_write; pwd -rw-r--r--. 1 root root 0 Feb 11 12:41 test_write /mnt/stage/Testing/sciobote/BACKUP/18gi_cluster_oraarch/test [root@linux_host test]# mkdir test && cd test && touch test_write && ls -l test_write && rm test_write && pwd -rw-r--r--. 1 root root 0 Feb 11 12:42 test_write /mnt/stage/Testing/sciobote/BACKUP/18gi_cluster_oraarch/test --- snip ---
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