How to run multiple SAP commands in a single line on a linux terminal


If you want to stop and start SAP. You can use below commands


sidadm$ stopsap ; cleanipc 00 remove ; cleanipc 01 remove ; startsap


If you want do any other just add semicolon ";" after your commands.

  

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