09-20-2010
How to use LOOP in Unix Script?
Hi Unix Gurus,
I need your help in below mentioned problem:
$input_file -----> This file has number of SELECT COUNT(*) statements. Ther could be 1 statement or more than 1, it is not fixed.
[B][U]I need to implement the following logic.....
for i in `cat $input_file`
do
calculate count of SELECT COUNT(*) statement
(if possible, I need to store the count of each statement in a variable)
if count >= 200000
then
exit processing
fi
done
Thanks in advance !!!
Last edited by ustechie; 09-20-2010 at 02:19 PM..
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