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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Loop SCript Post 302961172 by sea on Tuesday 24th of November 2015 07:02:04 PM
Old 11-24-2015
And even IF the counter would be raised, upon first file (*_Processing) not found, its reset back to 1 - if it wouldnt break before that - leaving a untouched.
But since you work 10 times on the same file, that will not happen - and is therefor not required.

In fact, other than to do the very same task 10 times with the very same file, a is not used at all.

So my question: is that loop really required?

EDIT:
Code:
grep "$(date)" /pr/datastage/AUST/outputLargeFileForTesting_AUST.txt_Processing | wc -l  || echo "Either file dont exist or date not found."

hth
 

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