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Searching Status for 2 Autosys jobs
I need to search for a failed status of 2 autosys jobs which write to the same logfile. Is there any way to do that on one line? I already know the following doesn't work, but is there a way to get it to work, or will I have to do a loop?
RUN_STATUS=autorep -J jobname jobname if [ ${RUN_STATUS} = "FA" ] then blah blah blah send email with logfile contents blah blah blah fi |
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