I assume that you meant for the code:

Code:

SourceLocation='pwd'

to set SourceLocation to the pathname of the current directory, but that is not what this code does. It sets SourceLocation to the literal string pwd.

Try this instead:

Code:

SourceLocation=$PWD

or one of the much slower options:

Code:

SourceLocation=$(pwd)

or (the less preferred form of command substitution):

Code:

SourceLocation=`pwd`

Note the huge difference in behavior between backquote ` and single-quote '.

Then note that the code:

Code:

 for sfile in $SourceLocation/*
 do
         if [ ! -s "$SourceLocation/$file" ];
         then

is setting sfile as the loop control variable and using file inside the loop. And, that the if test is looking at the size of $SourceLocation/$SourceLocation/filneame. Maybe you meant something more like:

Code:

 for file in $SourceLocation/*
 do
         if [ ! -s "$file" ];
         then

If this still doesn't work turn on tracing so you can see what is happening as your script runs. You can run on tracing by invoking your script with:

Code:

ksh -xv scriptname

or by adding the following line as the second line of your script:

Code:

set -xv