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06-12-2013

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Incrementing the New File Version Number

Hello All,
In the below script i am trying to check and list the file names, get the last file with highest version number and then increment the version number when i create another file. Example: file1 is COBANK_v1.xml and file2 i want to put it as COBANK_v2.xml, to achieve this i am using awk and want to do an expression later to increment the number. Can you please help.

Code:

#!/bin/bash
. /home/infrmtca/bin/dwh_Loadfuncs.sh
PROVIDER=$1
case $PROVIDER in
        1)      FILENAME="AAC";;
        4)      FILENAME="AGFIRST";;
        5)      FILENAME="AGRIBANK";;
        6)      FILENAME="COBANK";;
        7)      FILENAME="COLUSA-GLENN";;
        8)      FILENAME="FCSA";;
        11)     FILENAME="HAWAII";;
        12)     FILENAME="IDAHO";;
        16)     FILENAME="FCBTEXAS";;
        17)     FILENAME="WAC";;
        18)     FILENAME="AGVANTIS";;
        20)     FILENAME="YOSEMITE";;
        21)     FILENAME="FPI";;
        *)      FILENAME="Not Valid";;
esac
echo $FILENAME

if [ -f "$TGT_DIR"/"$FILENAME"*.xml ]
then
        echo "success"
        for i in "$TGT_DIR"/"$FILENAME"*.xml
        do
                basename "$i" | awk -F"." '{print $2}'
        done
else
        echo "Failure"
fi

Thank you.

Ariean

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