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problem in string comparision
Hi All,
I've to compare the number of records present in a file against its trailer count. for ex: rec_cnt=$(awk 'END{print NR}' file.txt) trl_cnt=$(tail -1 file.txt| cut -c1-6) problem is trailer is appended with zero's and while comparing it is giving problem. i.e, rec_cnt=9 and trl_cnt=000009 eventhough both are 9 while comparing Iam facing problem if [ "$rec_cnt" -ne "$trl_cnt" ]; then echo "Error: Invalid trailer count" fi How to equal both the values? pls suggest me. With Regards / Ganapati |
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