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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Passing multiple run time arguments Post 302797653 by Prashanth B on Tuesday 23rd of April 2013 02:40:26 AM
Old 04-23-2013
If I pass 3 three arguments( run time) , it should take $1 and $2 and compare and should print the result as per below code
and in next run it should take $1 and $3 and do the same process and should print the result.how to rewrite the code so that
it runs for this scenario and also the path1 has many txt files and does details will be in
2 crtl files, so then it should run twice to compare and crtl and txt files. I need logic for that too.
But where I pass $3 value ?? If I pass besides $2 it throws $3 unexpected error.
If I pass 2 arguments ( run time) , it should take $1 and $2 and compare and should print the result as per below code

Code:
echo "Initialising the run time parameter for FOLDER path..." >file.log
path=$1
crtl=$2
crtl1=$3
cd $path
echo "\n Folder path of the unzipped files and CNTRL file: $1 ">>file.log
echo "\n \n Reading the content from CNTRL file and asssigning the values to variables...">>file.log
IFS='|'
while read -r fname Process_dt rec_cnt
do
        echo "\n $fname $Process_dt $rec_cnt ">>file.log
        echo "\n Checking if the File exist in the folder...">>file.log
 if [ -f $fname ]
        then
        echo "\n $fname Exist">>file.log
                echo "\n \n Reading linecount for the corresponding file and storing it in a variable...">>file.log
                cat $fname | wc -l | read linecount
                   echo $linecount
        echo "\n Reading Processdate for the corresponding file and storing it in a variable...">>file.log
echo $path
                case "$path" in
path)
ls -l path/$fname | grep -v total | awk '{print $6 " " $7 " " $8}'| nawk ' { months="  JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec";date=$2;mo
nth=index(months,substr($1,1,3))/3;year=$3;printf("%02s/%02s/%04s\n",month,date,year)}'|read Proc_dt;;
path1)
ls -l path1/$fname | grep -v total | awk '{print $6 " " $7 " " $8}'| nawk ' { months="  JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec";date=$2 -
1;month=index(months,substr($1,1,3))/3;year=$3;printf("%02s/%02s/%04s\n",month,date,year)}'|read Proc_dt;;
esac
                echo $Proc_dt>>file.log
                echo "\n checking if record count and Process date of the file matches with the CNTRL file entry...">>file.log
                        if [ $linecount -eq $rec_cnt ] && [ $Proc_dt = $(printf "%s" "$Process_dt") ]
                        then
                                        echo "\n \n Record Count and Process date matches from both files">>file.log
                        elif [ $linecount -ne $rec_cnt ]
                        then
                                      echo "\n \n Record Count doesnot match">>file.log
                        else
                                        echo "\n \n Process date doesnot match">>file.log
                        fi
        fi
        echo "Passing the run time parameter for CNTRL file name...">>file.log
done < $crtl $crtl1 #right way to pass 3 argument ??
echo " Filename,Record count and Process date validated against file $2">>file.log

and

Code:
sh validation.sh filename.crtl filename1.crtl

 

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