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09-24-2008
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grep not working
This condition is not able to grep , can any one tell what's wrong with this part.
I am able to see from unix command but not with host script. Code:
echo "Checking for Loader Status " >> $REPFILE
if test $? = 0
then
echo "Successful termination of SQL*Loader "$LOADER1 >> $REPFILE
grep "successfully loaded." $LOGDIR/$LOADER1.log >> $REPFILE
grep "not loaded due to data errors" $LOGDIR/$LOADER1.log >> $REPFILE
grep "not loaded because all fields were null" $LOGDIR/$LOADER1.log >> $REPFILE
else
echo "Loader has some problems " >> $REPFILE
PROBLEMS=1
fi
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09-24-2008
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its because its getting failed in
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#4
09-24-2008
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No, the if is correct. If you use test instead of [ you don't need the closing square bracket. Single equals signs are permitted (and I believe more portable than double equals signs).
It's not clear from which command you want the exit code in $? -- from the echo, or from some previous command? The way I read it you will always have the exit code from the echo, which will always be zero; is that not what you are seeing? In what way are the greps failing -- not running, or not returning what you expect? Do you get an error message?
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09-24-2008
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09-26-2008
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$? applies to the last command executed. In this case an "echo" rather than the main command.
You'll need to save the exit status from the main command immediately after execution. sqlcommand_we_want_to_check ; ERROR=$? . # Other commands . if [ ${ERROR} = 0 ] ... etc.
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