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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Comparing wc outputs using array Post 302941796 by sea on Tuesday 21st of April 2015 08:48:13 AM
Old 04-21-2015
Assuming the 'select from table' example actualy reads out a table, it still compares the whole list/string with the number of lines from scrcnt.
At its best, you'd get a single "Mismatch" into your logfile.

Basic saying:
Try looping through each list element and compare it witch each table element.

Like in:
Code:
while read item
do   grep "$item" descnt.csv && \
        echo "$item: MATCH" >> "$LOG" || \
        echo "$item: MISmatch >> "$LOG"
done<srccnt.csv

EDIT:
Or as i see with multiple srcnt files:
Code:
for SRC in *csv
do
    while read item
    do   grep "$item" descnt.csv && \
            echo "$item: MATCH" >> "$LOG" || \
            echo "$item: MISmatch >> "$LOG"
    done<$SRC
done

hth
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