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Old 08-07-2008
manojkarthi manojkarthi is offline
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need shell script for moving file one by one
#SD=source dir TD= target dir

SD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old"
TD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new"
EXT="$*.txt"
for i in `ls -F "$SD"/*"$EXT"|grep -v /$` do
mv "$SD" "$TD"
if [ "$?" -eq '0' ]
then
echo "$i" successfully moved
echo Manoj successfully..1 ( here i have to add a process)
else
echo error moving "$i" - no processing for this file
# .... echo break command if you desire ...
fi
done


The above script i tried but not working...
acctually i want to move the files one by one from sou-dir to target-dir
if one file moved ..it have process my call...the next file like that

any one help me...today i need this script
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Old 08-07-2008
namishtiwari namishtiwari is offline Forum Advisor  
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Originally Posted by manojkarthi View Post

Code:
#SD=source dir TD= target dir

SD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old"
TD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new"
EXT="$*.txt"
for i in `ls -F "$SD"/*"$EXT"|grep -v /$` do
   mv "$SD" "$TD"
    if [ "$?" -eq '0' ]
    then
        echo "$i" successfully moved
       echo Manoj successfully..1  ( here i have to add a process)
    else
        echo error moving "$i" - no processing for this file
#        .... echo break command if you desire ...
    fi
done

The above script i tried but not working...
acctually i want to move the files one by one from sou-dir to target-dir
if one file moved ..it have process my call...the next file like that

any one help me...today i need this script

You have to use

mv $i /where/to/move

Thanks...
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manojkarthi manojkarthi is offline
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Originally Posted by namishtiwari View Post
You have to use

mv $i /where/to/move

Thanks...




i have to move ....the files from Source dir to Target Dir.....
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i have to move ....the files from Source dir to Target Dir.....

i have tried but it showing


mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts>sh manoj.sh
manoj.sh[4]: Syntax error at line 5 : `mv' is not expected.
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use a semi colon at the end of for loop or put the do on the next line..
Thanks..
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i have tried but it showing *.txt not found why its showing ..like this ...
In the directory ...five txt files are there

In "manoj.sh" 16 lines, 432 characters
SD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old"
TD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new"
EXT="$*.txt"
for i in `ls -F "$SD"/*"$EXT"|grep -v /$`;
do
mv $i /amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new/
if [ "$?" -eq '0' ]
then
echo "$i" successfully moved
echo Manoj successfully..1
else
echo error moving "$i" - no processing for this file
# .... echo break command if you desire ...
fi
done

~
~
"manoj.sh" 16 lines, 432 characters
[5] + Stopped vi manoj.sh
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts>sh manoj.sh
$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old/*.txt not found
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts>cd ../old
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/old>cd /amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old/
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old>ls
TTLNotes.txt a man.txt
TTLNoteslast.txt b srnoteska.txt
UPDATEFILEPRECHECKFMSUPE060808.txt c
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old>


"manoj.sh" 16 lines, 432 characters
SD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old"
TD="$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new"
EXT="$*.txt"
for i in `ls -F "$SD"/*"$EXT"|grep -v /$`;
do
mv $i /amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/new/
if [ "$?" -eq '0' ]
then
echo "$i" successfully moved
echo Manoj successfully..1
else
echo error moving "$i" - no processing for this file
# .... echo break command if you desire ...
fi
done

~
~

"manoj.sh" 16 lines, 432 characters
[5] + Stopped vi manoj.sh
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts>sh manoj.sh
$/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old/*.txt not found

mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/old>cd /amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old/
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old>ls
TTLNotes.txt a man.txt
TTLNoteslast.txt b srnoteska.txt
UPDATEFILEPRECHECKFMSUPE060808.txt c
mds@ttl03ap:/amddev/app01/manoj/new/scripts/old>
Last edited by manojkarthi; 08-07-2008 at 03:47 AM..
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sir... why its showing like this....
kindly help me..

I need the script by today sir
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