10-25-2011
ok guys, Im trying this scritp:
clear
echo "Please enter the start date in the format MMM DD, example: Jun 25"
read strtdt
echo "please enter the end date in the format MMM DD, example: Ago 26"
read enddt
touch -t ${strtdt}0000 /gentran/SI51/install/EDIS_Inbound/datefrom
touch -t ${enddt}2359 /gentran/SI51/install/EDIS_Inbound/dateto
find /gentran/SI51/install/EDIS_Inbound \( -newer /gentran/SI51/install/EDIS_Inb
ound/datefrom ! -newer /gentran/SI51/install/EDIS_Inbound/dateto \) -print | xar
gs awk '{c+=gsub("ST[*]850[*]", "&")}END{print c}'
but when the dates are small, for instead 20111024 to 20111025 it appears work fine, but when dates are bigger for instead 20111001 to 20111025 then I get several lines like: 1031
691
463
98
132
148
16
Do you know why?
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