[Fixed] Nix Shell Scripting question

[gundamxxg]

I know that this might not be the correct forum to place this question, but it was the closest I could find.

anyway, I have the following code to read a directory and create repositories and import dumps into those svn repos. When i run the script, everything runs ok, but i get the following error:

./importsvn.sh: line 9: <<<: command not found

my code is as follows:

#!/bin/sh
svnPath=/usr/bin/svnadmin
for f in `ls ./*.dmp`
do
        length=`expr ${#f} - 6`
        #echo $length
        repName=${f:2:$length}
        `$svnPath create /home/repositories/$repName`
        `$svnPath load /home/repositories/$repName < $f`
done

I cannot find anything about having to escape the < nor do i see anything that would be incorrect. the repo dump names are in the format of {reponame}.dmp and matches the length/repName string modifications

if you have any suggestions, please let me know =]

*EDIT*

Found the answer:

#!/bin/sh
svnPath=/usr/bin/svnadmin
for f in `ls ./*.dmp`;
do
        repName=${f%%.dmp};
        $svnPath create /home/repositories/$repName;
        $svnPath load /home/repositories/$repName < $f;
done

Works like a charm.