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serach and replace file name in the path in a remote xml file
Post 302144992 by kiranreddy1215 on Monday 12th of November 2007 08:22:35 AM
11-12-2007
serach and replace file name in the path in a remote xml file
hi every one ,
here is my problem !!
i have to run my script from an account and update the result in a xml file located on a different account. i use existing ssh keys to do it remotely
for example the tags looks like this
<PropertyValueList DeploymentName="Generic" NodeName="Generic" AppServerName="Generic">
<PropertyValue PropertyName="ProductCatalogBinaryFile">
<Value>/app/tsa/tsausr1_wb154/tsa/oms/ete3oms/OMSTSA_v06.00_1/OMS/pcdump/PcDump_06Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin</Value>
i need to serach the PcDump_06Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin file and update with the new filename, am having with me say for example PcDump_10Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin
but the catch is ,
the absolute path mentioned above changes from one account to another , and also the file names
the file name pattern is same in every account like this PcDump_xxxxx_MAX_FT_xxxxxx.bin
thanks in advance
here is my problem !!
i have to run my script from an account and update the result in a xml file located on a different account. i use existing ssh keys to do it remotely
for example the tags looks like this
<PropertyValueList DeploymentName="Generic" NodeName="Generic" AppServerName="Generic">
<PropertyValue PropertyName="ProductCatalogBinaryFile">
<Value>/app/tsa/tsausr1_wb154/tsa/oms/ete3oms/OMSTSA_v06.00_1/OMS/pcdump/PcDump_06Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin</Value>
i need to serach the PcDump_06Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin file and update with the new filename, am having with me say for example PcDump_10Nov_MAX_FT_80008.bin
but the catch is ,
the absolute path mentioned above changes from one account to another , and also the file names
the file name pattern is same in every account like this PcDump_xxxxx_MAX_FT_xxxxxx.bin
thanks in advanceLast edited by kiranreddy1215; 11-12-2007 at 09:30 AM..
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