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09-02-2018

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Strange "mv" issue

Hi Folks -

I have this piece of code within a function:

Code:

    echo ---------------------------------------------------------                                                                                                
    echo "Download Data File"                                         
    echo ---------------------------------------------------------
    echo "Action    : downloadfile"
    echo "Data File : ${_TEMPFILE}"
    echo ---------------------------------------------------------

    pushd "${_EPMAUTOMATE_BIN}"
    #    ./epmautomate.sh downloadfile ${_DATAMGMT_BIN}/${_TEMPFILE} > /dev/null
        _RVAL="$?"

        if [ "$_RVAL" -eq "0" ]
        then
            echo && echo "Successful : Download Data File"                           
        else
            echo && echo "Failed : Download Data File"          
        fi
    
        #::-- Move and rename Data File to XXXX_XXXX_MM_YYYY format --::#
        mkdir -p "${_INBOXPATH}"
        mv "${_TEMPFILE}" "{_INBOXPATH}${_FILE}"
    popd

And it keeps erroring out saying:

Quote:

mv: cannot stat `tempFDMEE.csv': No such file or directory

Quote:

_TEMPFILE is tempFDMEE.csv

However, I can confirm tempFDMEE.csv exists in this bin:

Code:

_EPMAUTOMATE_BIN

Am I doing anything wrong? Thanks!

SIMMS7400

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Locale::getDisplayName - Returns an appropriately localized display name for the input locale

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