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sybase and shell
I am writing a shell script that verifies if a device is created on wrong mounts
1> sp_helpdevice 2> go | awk '{print $2}' | grep database | grep -v `df -k | grep /dev/dsk | awk '{print $6}'` So if things are ok, the output should return nothing If the result gives 1 or more entry, then at least 1 device is created on the wrong mount My question: how to do this check? thanks |
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