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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting what the awk do in this case Post 302219805 by habuzahra on Wednesday 30th of July 2008 05:33:12 AM
Old 07-30-2008
what the awk do in this case

#!/bin/sh
nowpwd=`pwd`
cd $VAMPIRE_HOME

configFile=$VAMPIRE_CFG/vampire.cfg

inpuFileName=`awk -F\= '{
if ($1 == "PrepFilePos.InpFilePosDepo")
{

printf("%s",$2)
exit 0
}
}' < $configFile`

I need to know what the awk doing here and what is the expected result here , I tried to run the file but I don't get any thing.
note that the PrepFilePos.InpFilePosDepo in the vampire.cfg is like this:
PrepFilePos.InpFilePosDepo=tempFile/InpFilePosDepo.txt


Thanks
 

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