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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to take input from user or awk script? Post 302460478 by Ganesh Khandare on Wednesday 6th of October 2010 11:55:18 PM
Old 10-07-2010
Sample of Properties file and filename

Hi,
The sample of property file is
file name: Validation.properties

INTELLECT_EUR_DEAL_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/intellect/INTELLECT_EUR_MMRTRDEALS*.txt
INTELLECT_EUR_CASHFLOW_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/intellect/INTELLECT_EUR_MMRTRCASHFLOW*.txt
INTELLECT_TOK_DEAL_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/intellect/INTELLECT_EUR_MMRTRDEALS*.txt
INTELLECT_TOK_CASHFLOW_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/intellect/INTELLECT_TOK_MMRTRCASHFLOW*.txt
INTELLECT_NY_DEAL_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/opics/OPICSNY_NAM_MMRTRDEALS_EOD*.txt
INTELLECT_NY_CASHFLOW_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/opics/OPICSNY_NAM_MMRTRCASHFLOW_EOD*.txt
INTELLECT_CA_DEAL_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/opics/OPICSCA_NAM_MMRTRDEALS_EOD*.txt
INTELLECT_CA_CASHFLOW_HANDOFFS=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/opics/OPICSCA_NAM_MMRTRCASHFLOW_EOD*.txt

INTELLECT_EUR_DEAL_FLD_COUNT=51
INTELLECT_EUR_CASHFLOW_FLD_COUNT=14
INTELLECT_TOK_DEAL_FLD_COUNT=57
INTELLECT_TOK_CASHFLOW_FLD_COUNT=14
INTELLECT_NY_DEAL_FLD_COUNT=51
INTELLECT_NY_CASHFLOW_FLD_COUNT=14
INTELLECT_CA_DEAL_FLD_COUNT=51
INTELLECT_CA_CASHFLOW_FLD_COUNT=14

the above paths are given in which handoff are presents where each handoffs are two types like DEAL and CASHFLOW
so for DEAL for EUR 51 and for TOK 57 tilde counts and for cashflow 14 tilde counts .
now i want to pass parameter to script in such a way that it should take valuue of respective sourcesystem and region from property file and check whether count of each line is correct or not

OUTPUT required;
step 1:./scriptname param1 param2
e.g ./new.sh INTELLECT EUR
step2: at line 3 tild count is 15 so error in this line like that

--That means need to pass param1 as INTELLECT which is sourcesystem and param2 is EUR which region both are refers handoff location whos path is given in property file.

--handoff example i have given already.
--Could you please give right solution for it.
--at least give some idea about how to pass parameter to my script it would be helpfull for me.

Thanks & Regards,
Ganesh

---------- Post updated at 09:25 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:22 AM ----------

Hi,
Handoff sample.
$profile is the path of data file like
Code:
#!/bin/bash
WORK_DIR=/export/opt/rtrupld/autosys/scripts_old
DATA_DIR=/cdirect/rtrupld/incoming/intellect/
#LOG=/export/opt/rtrupld/autosys/logs/impIntEurCshFlw.log
data=$DATA_DIR/INTELLECT_EUR_MMRTRCASHFLOW*.txt
propfile=$WORK_DIR/HandoffValidation.properties



--Handoff sample.
INTELLECT~EUR~EOD~34~2010-09-23 00:24:46~20100922~~~~~~~~~
INTELLECT~GB~2GB0928200180~1~T~~20091009~20091009~20101008~21180000~21180000~1.1893~1.1893~0~1~~

Last edited by vbe; 10-08-2010 at 07:46 AM.. Reason: code tags
 

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NAME
dos2unix - DOS/MAC to UNIX text file format converter SYNOPSYS
dos2unix [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...] Options: [-hkqV] [--help] [--keepdate] [--quiet] [--version] DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents dos2unix, the program that converts plain text files in DOS/MAC format to UNIX format. OPTIONS
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