OK, it may just be too early but I am running into something that should be
easy.

I'm trying to run a script called: /disc2/edi/script/orasn

It does exist:
/disc2/edi/script> ll /disc2/edi/script/orasn
-rwxr-xr-x   1 jdrouil    cmc           1133 Jun 25 13:03
/disc2/edi/script/orasn

But when I do, I get this message (under ALL users including root):
/disc2/edi/script> ./orasn
script interpreter "/usr/bin/sh" not found
sh: ./orasn:  not found.

Oh really I ask?  It seems to be here:
/disc2/edi/script> ll /usr/bin/sh
-r-xr-xr-x   2 bin        bin         491520 Jun 29  1999 /usr/bin/sh

Here is the script:
#!/usr/bin/sh
# UNIX script /disc2/edi/script/orasn
rm /disc2/edi/data/orasn.fm
awk -f /disc2/edi/script/splitASN.awk /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat
#
ftp -n -v < /disc2/edi/script/orasn.ftp | more
# Save back four generations.
touch /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat
mv /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat3 /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat4
mv /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat2 /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat3
mv /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat1 /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat2
mv /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat /disc2/edi/data/orasn.dat1
chmod 777 /disc2/edi/data/* 2> /dev/null

I found nothing on Google other than a type in the first line.  Any
thoughts?

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