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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Copy UNIX File into a DSN with a specific Format Post 302834613 by AnjanM on Friday 19th of July 2013 11:13:06 AM
Old 07-19-2013
Lightbulb Copy UNIX File into a DSN with a specific Format
Hi All ,

I am new to programming and here is what i am trying to achieve , i am taking a list of mounted filesystems (based on the HLQ) , passing it on to a txt file and then copying the file to a DSN .The code i am using :

Code:
df | grep WAST.*WASCFG.*ZFS |  awk '{print $2}' | sort -o log.txt | cp  log.txt "//'WAST.PSYSZ.N.WASTZFS1.TDEV'"

The DSN when getting created looks like this this :

Code:
(WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.ZFS)
(WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.ZFS)
(WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.MOUNTPT.ZFS)
(WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.MOUNTPT.ZFS)

the Format (in the DSN) which is required should be :-

Code:
 INCLUDE( -
     WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.ZFS                        -
     WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.ZFS                        -
     WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.MOUNTPT.ZFS                -
     WAST.PSYSZ.NO**.WASCFG.T****.MOUNTPT.ZFS                -
     
      )


Any help would be highly appreciated.

Regards
Last edited by Corona688; 07-19-2013 at 01:21 PM..
 

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