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08-29-2013

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Looping Logic, Need to implement

I need to implement a looping logic.

Code:

If [ Test = 1] then
Go to /path1/file*

Get all the filename starting with file* and store it in a array
count file number and store it in variable like run
Ex: I found 3 file with starting file* so my run = 3
means my loop should run three time
May be like this

Code:

While run =3

for first filename, it search 'a' is there in the file if yes
echo ' a is exist'
else
echo 'a is not exist
run ++

so next time it again run and search 'a' in the second file to
echo ' a is exist'
else
echo 'a is not exist
run ++

and same again it search 'a' in the third file.

Kindly help

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