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What was wrong ??? ksh
I wrote this code and did not know what did I do wrong ??
## get the first line of this file AFIRST=$(head -1 rss-cs-3423a-20051211-060001.dat) #CJKA|2005-12-10 08.01.30.000000|1111111111|ECI|1112221111|1113331111|1114441111 <--- this is a answer ## Third line of stat file BTHREE=$(cat rss-cs-3423a-20051211-060001.stat | sed -n 3p) #CJKA|2005-12-10 08.01.30.000000|1111111111|ECI|1112221111|1113331111|1114441111 <--- this is a answer, both of them the same ### Compare AFIRST and BTHREE if [[ $AFIRST = $BTHREE ]]; then print "First record is matched" else print "First record is not matched" fi ==== Why I get the answer is The First Record is not matched ??? syntax error ? Please help me ![]() |
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