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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting UNIX Shell Scripting (Solaris) for File Checking Post 302974680 by Don Cragun on Thursday 2nd of June 2016 05:19:27 AM
Old 06-02-2016
Quote:
Originally Posted by daveaztig14
hi don cragun,

i tried using your code but it resutls to

Code:
grep: illegal option -- q
Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . .
File "*.edi" does not contain the string "davehandsome"

may be its because of the limitations of my unix..

thank you and sorry but can you check this script of mine,

Code:
#!/bin/sh

cd $EDI_ROOT/MXS/inb/CHTR/FTR/9

grep -v FTRORD *

it works perfectly it goes to the directory i want and the output is the files who doesn't have the word "FTRORD" and the proof there context, please see below,

Code:
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000:LR.hdr|VZW|997|||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000:LR.id||CHVZWJGC20|01||||||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000:LR.notify||LNIEBatch|A||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000:--END--
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:33:46.007:LR.hdr|VZW|997|||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:33:46.007:LR.id||CHVZWJGC20|01||||||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:33:46.007:LR.notify||LNIEBatch|A||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:33:46.007:--END--
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:37:47.004:LR.hdr|VZW|997|||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:37:47.004:LR.id||CHFTRJGC21|01||||||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:37:47.004:LR.notify||LNIEBatch|A||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:37:47.004:--END--
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:54:36.003:LR.hdr|VZW|997|||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:54:36.003:LR.id||CHFTRJGC22|01||||||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:54:36.003:LR.notify||LNIEBatch|A||
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:54:36.003:--END--

but can you help me so that the output (resutls) will only display its filename without its context?
for exapmple.. it will only result to..

Code:
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000

thank you
What you have shown us is that there are four lines in each of the files:
Code:
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:10:12.000
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:33:46.007
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:37:47.004
VZW997.03.26.2010:06:54:36.003

that do not contain the string FTRORD. There is no indication that there is not another line in one or more of these files does contain that string.

Try using my script again, changing grep to /usr/xpg4/bin/grep.
This User Gave Thanks to Don Cragun For This Post:
daveaztig14
 

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