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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Exit for loop in a shell script if a condition is successfull Post 302315688 by usha rao on Wednesday 13th of May 2009 03:59:59 AM
Old 05-13-2009
Hi Kerrylinux,
Thanks a lot for your reply and sorry for delay in reply.

but while executing the script it is giving like this:

Code:
./operating_check.ksh[68]: tmp/thread_causing_problem: cannot create


The code snippet which you have given i have to use it in a loop like i have specified earlier like this:


Code:
for jvm in `cat /tmp/highcpu | awk -F" " '{print $3}' | sed 's/Cl/\/Cl/g'`;do

for val in `cat /tmp/thrd_id`;do

cd /logs/$jvm
echo "Thread location is $jvm and thread id is $val" >> /tmp/thread_causing_problem
OUTPUT=$(cat websphere_stdout.txt |sed -n "/$val/,/\"/p")
if [[ x${OUTPUT} != "x" ]];then
         echo $OUTPUT >> tmp/thread_causing_problem
else
         exit 7
fi
done
done


and what is the significance of exit 7???

as specified by Tony whether i have to use use exit or break??

Please advice...
Thanks
 

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