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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Command to print columns with space Post 302993183 by fmalvest on Tuesday 7th of March 2017 12:42:50 PM
Old 03-07-2017
Thank you again for replying.. I may be missing a step because it's still showing the dashes and the blank line in my output..

Here is what I have now:

Code:
cat $OUTFILE2 |while read SVM CIFS_SHARE PATH_NAME
 do
 if [ -n "$SVM" ]; then
 echo $DRRSH "vserver cifs share create -vserver ${SVM} -share-name ${CIFS_SHARE} -path $PATH_NAME" >> $DRSCRIPT
 fi
 done



Thank you again for all your help - this was a big help for me!



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