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Adjusting the output in a file
QUERY SCENARIO
Here is the actual scenario LOOP echo "$COLNAME $TYPENAME($LENGTH) $NULLS ">>$DDL_FILE END-LOOP COLNAME, TYPENAME, LENGTH, NULLS are the variables and within echo statment the output of which has to go into file specified by DDL_FILE. The above echo statment is in loop and each time the length of variables varies. Please tell the code which put output columns just below one another in the file |
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skyineyes, do not start a new thread for the same problem. Here is the other thread.
http://www.unix.com/shell-programmin...g-problem.html I am closing this. If you face some issues, please reply to the other thread. |
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