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Operating Systems AIX Check for File Existence Post 302223125 by dsdev_123 on Friday 8th of August 2008 11:51:53 AM
Old 08-08-2008
Check for File Existence
I have requirement where i need to search for files which start with SALESORDER and PURCHASEORDER. i need to process the files with SALESORDER first and then PURCHASEORDER. If SALESORDER files are not there i dont want to process PURCHASEORDER and i want to come out of script. I have written a code

for F in $(find $DIR -name "SALESORDER*.dat")
do
IN=${F##/*/}
echo $IN
Execute some shell script
done
for F in $(find $DIR/in -name "PURCHASEORDER*.dat")
do
IN=${F##/*/}
echo $IN
Execute some shell script.
done

Can any one of you please guide me how not to process any file if SALESORDER file is not there.

Thanks
 

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