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Old 02-22-2008
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New to scripting, Need help

We have database name Progress.

We will restore prod back files to UserServer on Sunday. Except all other days We will keep apply AI(trsaction log files kind in db2) files of that day. I have appy the log files in SEQUENTIAL order by timestamp which is part of file name. It's not really applying log siles in sequential order.

#set -x
DATE=`date "+%y%m%d%H%M%S"`

########## MAIN FUNCTION
myfunc ()
{
ls -ltr /archive/testdb/|grep progress|cut -c67-78>unc
while read ai
do
echo $ai is getting Verifified by If clause
#if [ "${ai}" -le "${DATE}" ]; then
if [ "${ai}" -le 080214121500 ]; then
echo $ai "<" 080214121500
#echo $ai "<" $DATE
$DLC/bin/rfutil dbname -C roll forward -a /archive/testdb/ai.$ai
else
echo ""
echo "Can't apply Log File $ai is >= 080214121500"
fi
done < unc
rm unc
}
################ MAIN

How can apply the log is sequntial order based on the filenames???

Any help wold be appriciated

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Can some one let me where I am doing wrong???

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