Calling another shell script with relative path problem

[Sujoy Choudhury]

Hello,

I want to execute a file (runFile.sh) from a different directory.
Inside 'runFile.sh' (which is not my code so I can't change this file) first few lines are like this:

cd ../..
. env.sh 

So, when I try to call this file it is failing saying that 'env.sh' not found.
My Code:

#!/usr/bin/ksh
FOLDER_ID=19
/app/peter/Source/patch/$FOLDER_ID/runFile.sh >> spitOut.log
....

Then I changed code like this.

#!/usr/bin/ksh

BASE_LOC=/home/base
BASE_SOURCE_LOC=/app/peter/Source
FOLDER_ID=19

`cd $BASE_SOURCE_LOC/patch/$FOLDER_ID`
echo "Directory changed to:"`pwd`
./runFile.sh >> spitOut.log
`cd $BASE_LOC/files`
echo "Directory changed to:"`pwd`

When I run this file the cd command doesn't work.

How can I solve this problem?

[Sujoy Choudhury]

resolved this issue by implementing pushd and popd functions