How to execute Multiple .sh files from a single .sh file

[karthik Suryanarayanan]

Hi Ranchers,

I want to run multiple .sh files from a single .sh file . I am new to Linux and want to learn more here. So could you guys guide me with some reference sites and materials for learning linux commands .

I have three files

A.sh
B.sh
C.sh

In C.sh , i will call

 
/usr7/SIR01234/mydomain/bin/A.sh 
/usr7/SIR01234/mydomain/Upload_Menu/B.sh 

So is this enough or should i need to use any commands for performance related issues.

[kuchiki byakuya]

that should be correct. also make sure you have your shebang ( #!/bin/bash ) in A.sh and B.sh and make sure they are executable.

[Stefan Wagner]

to performance:
If more shells might be executed simultaneously, you may start them in parallel:

/usr7/SIR01234/mydomain/bin/A.sh  &
/usr7/SIR01234/mydomain/Upload_Menu/B.sh  &

[karthik Suryanarayanan]

Thank you very much Kuchiki and Stefan. Your comments are valuable to me.I tried those. It was working good. Thank you.