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? The END section is optional.
Put the computed target for print in brackets
print> ("a_" TMP "_ACTUAL_"months[substr($3,0,3)]"-20" substr($3,5,2)"_RR.txt")
And use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk

Hi,

In terms of a solution for picking one (and only one) version of awk to use, the problem here is you're doing three checks that are un-related to each other, and (as you've found) if multiple...

Hmmm, negligence from my side. Still, we're getting there! In the sub statement, replace /\.*$/ with /\..*$/ and try again. You should have a list of valid file names now. If happy, replace print...

Wouldn't it be helpful if you listed the issues and posted the "accurate formatting" so we have something to work upon?

For your FILENAME extension problem in post#8 try to remove the extension...

erroneous and not needed. If you want to use awk in the "shebang", the script needs to be pure awk.



not used in script and thus obviously not needed



WHAT is File? And, WHY two...

The shell commands are do and done, but you have them as Do and Done

I suspect that the editor you are using automatically capitalises the first character of what it sees as a sentence. This is...