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Can you please paste here the code for both the scripts that you are using? Would be much more easier for me to find what the issue is...

regards,
Arun.

Hi Unix Gurus,

Need your help regarding a weird issue that I'm facing. I have an automated unix script that sends out PGP encrypted reports/feeds to our users as mail attahments. Every thing has...

Did you even try the code that rakesh and I posted here?

regards,
Arun.

Try this:

for file_name in `ls /opt/grid/1022/store`
do
if [[ ! -z `/opt/dev/chktool -getstat $file_name |grep "DONE"` ]]; then
rm -f ${file_name}
fi
done

regards,...

Try
if [ $1 -eq 0 ]; then

Or
if [ $1 = "0" ]; then

regards,
Arun.

In your script updatevs, I would say add exit $? at the end of the script. That way, the wrapper would be able to trap the correct return code.

The wrapper was failing because of a missing then
...

Find command is doing a recursive search which is causing files from sub-directories to be moved. Instead of

find . -name "PNT.2*" -print | ls -1 /$ROOTDIR/scp/inbox/ > FilesToProcess.tmp

...

That's exactly what the code that I suggested in my previous post does... Did you try that?

regards,
Arun.

gfile is just a variable... I just used the same variables that you pasted in the actual piece of code...
for gfile in `ls -1 /$ROOTDIR/scp/inbox/PNT.2*`

Basically filesToProcess.tmp would be a...

Modify the sql to generate the mailx commands in the spool file and then execute the commands in the shell script:

Modified SQL Code:

SELECT 'mailx -s " Locked out Info: user id - '
...

You could probably write the list of all the files to be processed into a temporary file and then use that temp file for further processing...

Sample code (Not tested):
...

We had a similar requirement once and we used the third option that cambridge has suggested here... Check the size of the file over a 30 second interval and if the size remains static that means the...

Rather than doing a search in the log files to check if the script updatevs completed successfully or not, I think a better way to do accomplish would be to do the following:
1. Modify the script...

From the error message, it seems the following line is failing:

for gfile in `ls -1 /$ROOTDIR/scp/inbox/PNT.2*`

Seems like the ls command is returning a huge list of files...

regards,
Arun.

There might be other better ways to do it, but this works too...


x=`grep -n "mango" test_file |cut -d":" -f1`
if [[ -z $x ]]; then
echo "cannot find the pattern"
return 1;
else
...

Hey Guys,

This is a lame one... Today I noticed this link 'Banking' next to my user name and when I click on it, it shows some bits, some checking/saving account and all...

Just curious on...

FYI, My job has the following 2 components:

remoteFtpServerCleanUp.ksh: Goes through the local archive directory and creates a list of all the old files that need to be deleted. Then it...

Refer https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/103371-scripting-problem-when-file-not-found-i-want-return-menu.html

This issue is quite similar to yours...

regards,
Arun.

Let me know if you need any help. I can provide you with the scripts I developed for this if you want...

regards,
Arun.

In my case, we had a daily job that would download new files from the remote ftp server and then place it in an archive directory in local machine after processing those files. Since identifying old...

Try this:


SET MARKUP HTML ON ENTMAP ON SPOOL ON PREFORMAT OFF ;
SPOOL MY_TEST_FILE.xls;
SELECT * FROM EMP;
SPOOL OFF;


regards,
Arun.

Try this:

HFR_MAIL=NO
PRP_MAIL=NO
MC_MAIL=NO
if [[ "$HFR_MAIL" == "NO" && "$PRP_MAIL" == "NO" && "$MC_MAIL" == "NO" ]]; then
echo "NO "
else
echo "YES"
fi


regards,
Arun.

I'm just a starter in UNIX Scripting but think you could try the following:
1. Reason why it doesn't read the last line might be due to missing newline. Open your text file again in VI editor and...

wget can also be used if you always need to only download the new/modified files. We do have a unix script running in PROD that uses "wget" to sync up the local directory with the remote ftp server...

Try this:



regards,
Arun.