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01-26-2017

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Originally Posted by Corona688

Code tags for code, please.

The extra brackets in your code would prevent it from working.

yes I thought that was what you meant for the code. I placed brackets around it. I don't understand what you mean by code tags That is why I used the brackets for code tags. do you know what I could do to get it to work with a date without the brackets as I have it working I just need a date where the xxx is?

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Code:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

# This script reads the *.rpt files created by xenos during job execution.
# The job name, jobid, number of pages processed and pdf files created for each job
# are added to the xenoshistory.txt file


for file in $(find /d2e/logs/*.rpt -mtime -2 | grep -v ftplog)
do
awk '$3 == "Application" {QName = $6}
$2 == "XifPages" {pages = $6}
$2 == "XifEndOfDocuments" {files = $6}
index($0,"CompletionCode") && index($1,"Info"){sevGTI = 1}
END {if (sevGTI)
printf "%10s%10s%7s%s",QName,pages,files,ORS
}
' $file>>/home/p611568/new.txt
chmod 775 /home/p611568/new.txt
echo $' QName\tPages\tFiles' | cat - new.txt > count.txt

done

Currently the ouput file looks like this but I need a date where the xxxx is

Code:

$ cat new.txt
XXXXX
QName Pages Files
efvahi1 102 85
efvahi1 102 85

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Using CODE tags is not that difficult and you have been given the following directions on how to use them before:

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