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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Archiving the Files in a folder Post 302394654 by vsmeruga on Friday 12th of February 2010 07:20:44 AM
Old 02-12-2010
Archiving the Files in a folder
My requirement is to put all the files from output directory(ATT) to archive directory(archive\) creating a new
folder with datetimestamp(20100212_120014) every time it runs.
where ${IMF_TARGET_DIR} is my base directory.
${IMF_ARCHIVE_DIR} is my Archive directory
IMF_TARGET_DIR=/grid/PowerCenter/stage/r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU # local target file directory
IMF_ARCHIVE_DIR=${IMF_TARGET_DIR}/archive # archive directory

I have 3 files and a folder called archive\ in my IMF_TARGET_DIR. And I have to keep these 3 files in new
timestamped archive folder. For that my shell script is as below. Andi am getting error as below

Code:
 
2010/02/12 12:01:47 : Running function archive_file 
/grid/PowerCenter/stage/velocity_r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU/ff_pre_sanity_check.bad
2010/02/12 12:01:47 : Running function archive_file 
/grid/PowerCenter/stage/velocity_r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU/ff_pre_sanity_check.out
2010/02/12 12:01:47 : Running function archive_file 
/grid/PowerCenter/stage/velocity_r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU/tgt_atu_rp.bad
2010/02/12 12:01:47 : Running function archive_file 
/grid/PowerCenter/stage/velocity_r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU/IMF_ATRPU_12022010114110.csv
2010/02/12 12:01:47 : ERROR : Failed to archive file 
/grid/PowerCenter/stage/velocity_r3_dev/outbound/ATRPU/IMF_ATRPU_12022010114110.csv

my shell script:
Code:
for file in `find ${IMF_TARGET_DIR} -type f `
do
  FN=`basename $file`
  echo ${FN} 
  # archive the input file after the workflow has completed
    co_call_function "archive_file ${IMF_TARGET_DIR}/${FN}"
done
archive_file()
{
     
    ${DEBUG}
    # local parameters
    local FILE_NAME=$1
      
    # create target system specific archive directory if it does not exist
    co_create_directory ${IMF_ARCHIVE_DIR}/${DATE_TIME} ${OSLOG}
    # archive the delivered data file
    cp ${FILE_NAME} ${IMF_ARCHIVE_DIR}/${DATE_TIME} 1>> ${OSLOG} 2>&1
    
    co_error_check $? "Failed to archive file ${FILE_NAME}"
}

Please help me .. it is very urgent to me.
Last edited by zaxxon; 02-12-2010 at 08:25 AM.. Reason: use code tags
 

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file-roller(1)						      General Commands Manual						    file-roller(1)

NAME

       file-roller - archive manager for GNOME

SYNOPSIS

       file-roller [OPTIONS...]  [FILE...]

DESCRIPTION

       File Roller is a graphical interface to archiving utilities such as tar and zip.

       It  supports  most  common operations such as creating, modifing and extracting files from an archive. You can also view the contents of an
       archive and open files contained in the archive.

OPTIONS

       -a, --add-to=ARCHIVE
	      Add files to the specified archive and quit the program

       -d, --add FILE
	      Add files asking the name of the archive and quit the program

       -e, --extract-to=FOLDER
	      Extract archives to the specified folder and quit the program

       -f, --extract
	      Extract archives asking the destination folder and quit the program

       -h, --extract-here
	      Extract archives using the archive name as destination folder and quit the program

       --default-dir=FOLDER
	      Default folder to use for the '--add' and '--extract' commands

       --force
	      Create destination folder without asking confirmation

       This program also accepts the standard GNOME and GTK options.

AUTHORS

       file-roller is written by Paolo Bacchilega <paolo.bacch@tin.it>.

       This manual page was written by Sven Arvidsson <sa@whiz.se>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

SEE ALSO

       gtk-options(7), gnome-options(7)

       The online documentation available through the program's Help menu.

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