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Script help
I am running this script and it keeps report a count of 6 less than what is manually totaled. How can I make the script -6 or give an accurate count of what the number is when manually added?
$CONMAN sj HCSCPROD@#@.@ > $MYHOME/hcscprod_job_totals $CONMAN sj HCNCPROD@#@.@ > $MYHOME/hcncprod_job_totals $CONMAN sj KTAZP@#@.@ > $MYHOME/ktazp_job_totals $CONMAN sj KTAZD@#@.@ > $MYHOME/ktazd_job_totals $CONMAN sj KTAZI@#@.@ > $MYHOME/ktazi_job_totals $CONMAN sj KTAZQ@#@.@ > $MYHOME/ktazq_job_totals cat $MYHOME/hcscprod_job_totals | wc -l > no_file cat $MYHOME/hcncprod_job_totals | wc -l >> no_file cat $MYHOME/ktazp_job_totals | wc -l >> no_file cat $MYHOME/ktazd_job_totals | wc -l >> no_file cat $MYHOME/ktazi_job_totals |wc -l >> no_file cat $MYHOME/ktazq_job_totals |wc -l >> no_file print "hcscprod_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/hcscprod_job_totals | more $MYHOME/hcscp rod_job_totals|wc -l "hcscprod_job_totals" print "hcncprod_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/hcncprod_job_totals | more $MYHOME/hcncp rod_job_totals |wc -l "hcncprod_job_totals" print "ktazp_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/ktazp_job_totals |more $MYHOME/ktazp_job_tot als |wc -l "ktazp_job_totals" print "ktazd_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/ktazd_job_totals | more $MYHOME/ktazd_job_to tals|wc -l "ktazd_job_totals" print "ktazi_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/ktazi_job_totals | more $MYHOME/ktazi_job_to tals|wc -l "ktazi_job_totals" print "ktazq_job_totals" >> $MYHOME/ktazq_job_totals | more $MYHOME/ktazq_job_to tals|wc -l "ktazq_job_totals" awk ' {for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) s=s+$i} ; END {print s} ' no_file 3240 hcscprod_job_totals 1781 hcncprod_job_totals 5421 ktazp_job_totals 4792 ktazd_job_totals 1367 ktazi_job_totals 28 ktazq_job_totals 16623  
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You are counting the lines in a file. Then you add a line. Then you display the new count. Then you add up the old counts.
Code:
$ echo "one
> two
> three" > file
$ cat file
one
two
three
$ cat file | wc -l
3
$ print "extra total line that the above wc missed somehow" >> file | more file | wc -l
4
Rather than "cat file | wc -l", use just: wc -l < file By redirecting the input, the shell opens the file rather than wc opening the file. So wc will not display the filename. Try to do this once and use the same count in both places.
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