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Post 302094874 by wereyou on Wednesday 1st of November 2006 07:17:28 PM
11-01-2006
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
$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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LEARN ABOUT OPENSOLARIS
time
time(1T) Tcl Built-In Commands time(1T) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NAME
time - Time the execution of a script SYNOPSIS
time script ?count? _________________________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION
This command will call the Tcl interpreter count times to evaluate script (or once if count isn't specified). It will then return a string of the form 503 microseconds per iteration which indicates the average amount of time required per iteration, in microseconds. Time is measured in elapsed time, not CPU time. EXAMPLE
Estimate how long it takes for a simple Tcl for loop to count to a thousand: time { for {set i 0} {$i<1000} {incr i} { # empty body } } SEE ALSO
clock(1T) KEYWORDS
script, time ATTRIBUTES
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes: +--------------------+-----------------+ | ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE | +--------------------+-----------------+ |Availability | SUNWTcl | +--------------------+-----------------+ |Interface Stability | Uncommitted | +--------------------+-----------------+ NOTES
Source for Tcl is available on http://opensolaris.org. Tcl time(1T)