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A few questions from a newbie(shell script)
Q1>How do i read and write to file in shell script. Here is what i want let's assume the filename as "file1"
Read file1 Check the content of file1 which can be either "0" or "1" if(content == 0) { execute a command } flush file1(remove all contents in it) write "1" in to file1 execute a few commands flush file1(remove all contents in it) write "0" in to the file Q2>How do i store the result of a shell script command in a variable.For example "dropdb something" - When i execute this command on bash it gives a message "database dropped" how do i capture this in shell and store it in a variable and compare it Thanks for helping me! |
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