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variables not assigning in a function
Hi GUYS, I have function. I am assigning a line count to count variable. But it is throwing an error at this line. Code:
function_recur (){
#file being created in this function
lenth = `wc -l function_outpu.dat`;
echo $lenth;
}
this is the error i got Code:
rec.ksh[11]: lenth: not found. Please help me in resolving it.. Thanks for your help in advance. Regards, Magesh. |
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