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sort can't stat error.
I am using the command below to sort unique a file and I keep getting this error that sort can't stat.
Error: sort: can't stat /xxxx/xxxxx/2005/xxxxxx/out_20050602155231/test.txt: No such file or directory Does anybody have an idea when this error could occur. Thanks, Radhika. if [ ${outfile} = "test.txt" ] then #The following command creates the outfile in the outputdirectory. {SCRIPTSD}/perf_mast.sh ${INPUTD} ${OUTPUTD} ${SCRIPTS} ${filename} ${dm} ${dte} wait Command: #Remove duplicates in the output file and the sorted file name is sort_outfilename sort -u ${OUTPUTD}/${outfile} > ${OUTPUTD}/sort_${outfile} wait |
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