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Error : -ne: unary operator expected
Post 302377486 by ritu.s on Friday 4th of December 2009 07:32:45 AM
12-04-2009
Error : -ne: unary operator expected
find . -name "*.*"|xargs grep WT
BF_WL>> $F
Wfexist=`cat $F|grep $i`
echo $Wfexist
if [ $WfExist -ne "" ];
then
echo $Wfexist
echo "Workflow Exist"
else
touch $O
chmod 777 $O
echo $Wfexist
echo $WfExist >> $O
fi
I am getting the error that -ne: unary operator expected in the line with red color.Please help.
Regards
Ritu
BF_WL>> $FWfexist=`cat $F|grep $i`
echo $Wfexist
if [ $WfExist -ne "" ];
then
echo $Wfexist
echo "Workflow Exist"
else
touch $O
chmod 777 $O
echo $Wfexist
echo $WfExist >> $O
fi
I am getting the error that -ne: unary operator expected in the line with red color.Please help.
Regards
Ritu
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