06-29-2009
Thanks! -- I will try this.
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OK -- this is what I did:
cat *.sum >> recsum
sort -u -o recsum.sort recsum
print "** Total Records"| tee -a ${logfile}
while read id ; do
sqlplus -s ${lgn} << EOF | tee -a ${logfile}
select count(PC.tran_nbr)
from ptcpnt_cmpsit PC
where
PC.ptcpnt_id = $id
and PC.gndr_type = 'F'
;
exit;
EOF
done < recsum.sort
print "\n${sn}: COMPLETE [$(date)]:
Output appended to log file [${logfile}]
" | tee -a ${logfile}
echo > recsum
Assume I have a couple of files named *.sum in my directory.
My output is going to the logfile, but it is also going to the screen:
COUNT(PC.PTCPNT_ID)
----------------------
0
1 row selected.
COUNT(PC.PTCPNT_ID)
----------------------
1
1 row selected.
COUNT(PC.PTCPNT_ID)
----------------------
0
1 row selected.
I don't want it to go to the screen. It also seems to be in an infinite loop. It never ends. This is an example of a couple of rows in my file (total rows around 5000):
600010001
600010060
600010065
600010070
600010090
600010120
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
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essential
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METHODS
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