10-22-2008
FileWatcher Script
Hi All,
Sorry to post these many questions on UNIX. i am new to unix & got only UNIX work in my organization.
I need to make a script for File Arrival Check.
1. The script should wait for indicator file for configured amount of time.
2. If the file is not received after the configured amount of time, it should check the table in oracle which has a filed "Next Feed Date". If a feed is not expected, then it should create necessary touch file & then exit from the process.
3. If the feed is expected & still not received raise a FATAl error & continue to wait for the file.
4. Once the feed is detected, wait until the file is transfer & then do feed validation (Feed validation script i have completed).
Could someone help me if this kind of script is handy...
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