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Find & replace --> create a new file
Post 302660101 by karthi_mrkg on Friday 22nd of June 2012 05:32:01 AM
06-22-2012
Find & replace --> create a new file
Hi All,
I have a unix shell script file as below.
. get_dates.sh
DD=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c1-2)
MM=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c3-4)
YY=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c7-8)
YYYY=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c5-8)
LASTREPDATE="$DD$MM$YYYY"
LASTREPDATE_I="$DD$MM$YYYY"
DD=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c1-2)
MM=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c3-4)
YY=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c7-8)
CURRREPDATE_I="$DD$MM$YYYY"
FILENAME248="BW3_*248S"
. $APPAREA/check_file.sh "$FILENAME248*_$CURRREPDATE_I" 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
RETCODE=$?
if [ $RETCODE -ne 0 ]
then
FILENAME="$FILENAME248*_$LASTREPDATE_I*.CSV*"
cp $BACKUPAREA/$FILENAME $INBOUNDAREA 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
FILENAME=$FILENAME248"_RD"$LASTREPDATE.TXT.gz
FILENAME1=$FILENAME248"_RD"$LASTREPDATE.TXT
cp $BACKUPAREA/$FILENAME $INBOUNDAREA/ 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
write_log.sh "BW3_248-RESTORE" "FAILED 1"
exit 0
fi
gunzip $INBOUNDAREA/$FILENAME 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
My task is
a)to replace 248 to 350 and need to create a new file as BW3_350.sh
b)to replace 248 to 380 and need to create a new file as BW3_380.sh
c)to replace 248 to 320 and need to create a new file as BW3_320.sh
there is no change in the file apart from the above mentioned one. I have to create around 250 files. So i need a to script to do this
I have a unix shell script file as below.
Quote:
. get_dates.sh
DD=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c1-2)
MM=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c3-4)
YY=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c7-8)
YYYY=$(printf $LASTREPDATE | cut -c5-8)
LASTREPDATE="$DD$MM$YYYY"
LASTREPDATE_I="$DD$MM$YYYY"
DD=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c1-2)
MM=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c3-4)
YY=$(printf $CURRREPDATE | cut -c7-8)
CURRREPDATE_I="$DD$MM$YYYY"
FILENAME248="BW3_*248S"
. $APPAREA/check_file.sh "$FILENAME248*_$CURRREPDATE_I" 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
RETCODE=$?
if [ $RETCODE -ne 0 ]
then
FILENAME="$FILENAME248*_$LASTREPDATE_I*.CSV*"
cp $BACKUPAREA/$FILENAME $INBOUNDAREA 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
FILENAME=$FILENAME248"_RD"$LASTREPDATE.TXT.gz
FILENAME1=$FILENAME248"_RD"$LASTREPDATE.TXT
cp $BACKUPAREA/$FILENAME $INBOUNDAREA/ 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
write_log.sh "BW3_248-RESTORE" "FAILED 1"
exit 0
fi
gunzip $INBOUNDAREA/$FILENAME 1>>$JOBOUTFILE 2>>$JOBOUTFILE
a)to replace 248 to 350 and need to create a new file as BW3_350.sh
b)to replace 248 to 380 and need to create a new file as BW3_380.sh
c)to replace 248 to 320 and need to create a new file as BW3_320.sh
there is no change in the file apart from the above mentioned one. I have to create around 250 files. So i need a to script to do this
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