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06-22-2010
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+: more tokens expected
Hey everyone, i needed some help with this one. We move into a new file system (which should be the same as the previous one, other than the name directory has changed) and the script worked fine in the old file system and not the new. I'm trying to add the results from one with another but i'm getting this token error. Could anyone be kind to see what i'm doing wrong. HERE ARE THE RESULTS Code:
NUM1b = 8 NUM1a = 0 ./magADD.ksh[77]: +: more tokens expected NUM1 = 0 and NUM2= 8 ERROR- failed to run. See detail in log file below: Here is the shell script Code:
TMPFILE1=${TMPDIR}/mag_tmp1_9686.out
67 echo "${TMPFILE1}"
68 TMPFILE2=${TMPDIR}/mag_tmp2_9686.out
69 echo "${TMPFILE2}"
70 TMPFILE3=${TMPDIR}/mag_cnt.txt
71 echo "${TMPFILE3}"
72 #check db access
73 NUM1b=`grep "ORA-00942" ${TMPFILE2} |wc -l`
74 echo "NUM1b = $NUM1b"
75 NUM1a=`grep "Table dropped" ${TMPFILE1} |wc -l`
76 echo "NUM1a = $NUM1a"
77 let NUM1=$NUM1b + `grep "Table dropped" ${TMPFILE1} |wc -l`
78 NUM2=`grep "Table created" ${TMPFILE1} |wc -l`
79 echo "NUM1 = $NUM1 and NUM2=$NUM2"
80 if [ "${NUM1}" != "${NUM2}" ]
81 then
82 echo "ERROR- failed to run. See detail in log file below:\n" >> $LOGFILE
83 exit
84 fi
85
86 echo "Done ${MAIN_SQL}.\n"
87 exitHere is the content on each tmp file Code:
$ more mag_tmp1_9686.out ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 Table created Table created Table created Table created Table created Table created Table created Table created $ more mag_tmp2_9686.out ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 ORA-00942 I hope i provide enough info. Last edited by Franklin52; 06-22-2010 at 10:09 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags |
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06-22-2010
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Remove the spaces around the "+" sign: Code:
let NUM1=$NUM1b+`grep "Table dropped" ${TMPFILE1} |wc -l`or use the POSIX way to add the values: Code:
NUM1=$((NUM1b + `grep "Table dropped" ${TMPFILE1} |wc -l`)) |
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06-22-2010
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Thanks. removing the spaces didn't work but adding in the $(( )) did help.
My 'IF' statement fail though even though both numbers are 8 NUM1b = 8 NUM1a = 0 NUM1 = 8 and NUM2= 8 ERROR- failed to run mag_rpt.sql. See detail in log file below: could it be bc of the spaces in NUM2 how would i remove that? |
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06-22-2010
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If you are trying to compare numbers, use the numeric comparison operator: Code:
80 if [ "${NUM1}" -ne "${NUM2}" ]Or: Code:
80 if (( NUM1 != NUM2 )) Last edited by a_programmer; 06-22-2010 at 10:21 AM.. Reason: Gave wrong operator in the second code snippet |
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06-22-2010
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Fantastic. It worked. Thanks alot for your help.
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