IF Condition in ".sh" File (Beginner) - HP-UX

salanalani · #1 05-30-2007

Hi,

I have the below ".sh" file which I just need to put an IF condition to exit from the file/code. Please see the remarks in the code below:

Code:

#!/bin/sh

currentdatehour=`date '+%Y-%m-%d-%H'`

hh=`date '+%H'`
currenthour=`expr ${hh} - 0`
onehourback=`expr ${hh} - 1`
twohoursback=`expr ${hh} - 2`

# Just want to put here an IF condition which should be like this:
# if currenthour = 0 then exit (I don't want to implement the below code if "currenthour" equal to "0")

SCRIPT=$PRODUCTROOT/content/ndobss/ndp777mx.sql
OUTFILE=/m/home/salani/r777_hourly_job/r777_${currentdatehour}_from00.txt

. /m/home/salani/dosql.sh

Thanks in advance...

suparnbector · #2 05-30-2007

hh=`date '+%H'`
currenthour=`expr ${hh} - 0`
onehourback=`expr ${hh} - 1`
twohoursback=`expr ${hh} - 2`
echo $currenthour
if [ $currenthour -eq 0 ]
then
echo "it is Zero"
exit
echo "i will not print .. Exit... "
else
echo "Non Zero"
fi

salanalani · #3 05-30-2007

Thanks... it's working now.

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