To get the date of yesterday you can use the datecalc script of Perderabo.
Place this script in the same directory of your script with the name
datecalc and make it executable:
days elapsed between 2 dates
Your script should looks like:
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
dat=$(./datecalc -a $(date +"%Y %m %d") - 1)
day=$(/usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v d="$dat" 'BEGIN {split(d,a," ");day=sprintf("%s%02s%02s",a[1],a[2],a[3]);print day}')
/usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v d="$day" -v serv="BSNLSERVICE1" -v val="2128" '
$1 ~ day && $4==serv && $6==val {
s1++;a[$14]++;b[$9]++
}
END{
print "Filename: " FILENAME "\n"
print serv,val, "=" s1 "\n"
print serv,val, a["SUCCESS"]
print serv,val, a["SYSTEM"] "\n"
for(i in b){print i, b[i]}
}' $day*
