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touch -t 200507090000.00 tempStartDateFile
touch -t 200509302359.59 tempEndDateFile

find $directory -name * -newer tempStartDateFile ! -newer tempEndDateFile

Hi,

I wrote scripting to perform some jobs. (eg, run_job)
Everything works ok when i tested it on my side.
I execute the run_job manually and it works perfectly ok.

When my administrator try...

thanks for both of ur reply.
i solve the problem by cd to the working directory in my schedule job.
the reason why i never consider to use full path is because it will restrict my program...

Hi,

I am pretty new to unix.
Lets say i have a program(run_program) that will call another file function(functiona, in same directory):

hence, inside that run_program. i will just call...

anyone know why?
i am using AIX machine.
thanks!

anyone know why?
i am using AIX machine.
thanks!

nope :confused:

Hi,

I encounter a very strange problem :confused:
Below is the code that i will run it to backup my files.
It will go to find all files in a particular folder from one date to another.
The...

ya... i use -p and it works...
but i just puzzle with what happened cos i discover that issue accidentally because i forgot to put -p in my script :eek:

btw... i forgot to say is that i put that in a script...

example:

hi,

i encounter a quite a new things for me.

lets sat my test.txt modified date is 6th of July 2005.

then i execute the following command:

"cp test.txt testfolder/test.txt"

when i go...

hi vino,

it doesn't work.
it always concatenate all the files's modified months into mon var at once.
example is i have 6 files with 2 Jan, 4 Mar.
mon var will be assigned with "Jan Mar Mar...

thanks vino for all of ur helps.
will try it out later and post my comment here...
thanks again :)

you are right vino :)

sorry about that.
i am trying to backup all files in a specific directory by month.
lets say there are 50 files in that folder for month of Jan, i will move all Jan files into a Jan folder and so...

thanks vino again for the reply.
your that script works.
however, it is still specifiying by number of days instead of month :(

thanks vino for the help.
that's definately a great help.
however is there any other option than specifiying the file name?
it is because i won't have the luxury to know the old file and new file...

another thing is can i search all files that is btw this date to another date? thanks!

Hi,

I am trying to do achieving of files by months.

find /test -name \*.* -mtime +30
will give me the result of all modified files after 30 days.
But lets say i want to list all files that...

thanks vino for the reply.

but how abt the making sure the process will be terminated successfully?

Hi,

I have 2 start and stop sh.

Start sh
--------
This will start few processes.
Example code:

echo "start process : lgz200 /pipe=test_jobs"
nohup lgz200 /db=test/test1@test1...