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06-16-2005
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File length
I need to be able to get the length of a specific file. If the file length <> 0, then I need to email it to an address.
I tried this: if [`wc -c "$DSDIR/non_reporting_stores.txt"` -ne 0] then (cat $DSDIR/non_reporting_stores.txt) | mail -s "Daily Non Reporting Stores" xyz@xysz.com fi which gave me a syntax error that it could not find the ] DSDIR is /tmp How DO I do this? Thanks JPS 
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