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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script to output a line missing a number Post 302675927 by agama on Monday 23rd of July 2012 09:27:49 PM
Old 07-23-2012
With a small adjustment to your script, it might work for multiple ones. I cannot test it, so I don't know if I've fat-fingered anything, but it's a start:

Code:
#/usr/bin/env bash
echo "checking for missing labour"

#This scans tkxtrn and looks for a missing LD and
#turns it into a variable only works if 1 is missing

nfound=0  # count number found to put out "all ok" message if there were none

# run the pipe and for each LD written, read it into the variable and do the grep on it. 
tkxtrn | awk ' !(/File/ || /Page/) && NF > 2 && !$9 { printf( "%s \n", $5 ); }' | while read LD
do
    (( nfound++ ))
    echo "Please correct the missing LD for: $( tkemp | grep -ia5 "${LD}" )"
done
if (( nfound < 1 ))
then
    echo "No missing LDs found"
fi

There might be a way to do it with just one execution of the 'tkxtrn' command, but without knowing a bit about the output I cannot say. I understand the need to not share sensitive info, so if you're willing to live with a bit of inefficiency, and this works, then go for it.
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