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06-12-2013

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i think i got my script working, there might be some over kills in my coding, please let me know if you have any suggestions in regards to my code.

Code:

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

for i in `ls -lt "$TGT_DIR"/"$FILENAME"*.xml | awk '{print $9}' | head -1`
do
        FILE_NAME=`basename $i | awk -F"v" '{print $1}'`
        VER_NUM=`basename "$i" | awk -F"v" '{print $2}' | cut -d"." -f1`
done
echo "First Part Of New File Name: "$FILE_NAME
echo "Versioin Of Current File: "$VER_NUM

INC_VER_NUM=$[$VER_NUM+1]
NEW_FILE_NAME="$FILE_NAME"v"$INC_VER_NUM".xml

echo "New Versioned File Name: "$NEW_FILE_NAME

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