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Something like this? Code:
awk ' BEGIN {"ls -ltd @EOD4401* | sort +9 | head -n1" | getline cmd; split(cmd, a)} {
gsub("jobname", a[9]); gsub("0000", "4401")
}1' BPO_File_Template > cvtestfile
Last edited by Franklin52; 4 Weeks Ago at 07:51 AM.. Reason: typo, removed ")" |
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