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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting grep problem Post 58212 by rraajjiibb on Tuesday 16th of November 2004 02:20:25 AM
Old 11-16-2004
grep problem

I am facing a problem in passing a variable to grep inside a small script

The script(grepcp) is listed below

#!/usr/bin/ksh
DATE=$2
CELLNO=$1
test="REPT:CELL "$CELLNO" CP FAILURE"
echo $test
test1=" /omp-data/logs/OMPROP1/"$DATE.APX
echo $test1
#test2=$test
test2='"'$test'"'
test3="$test2$test1"
#echo "Date :" + $DATE
#echo "Cell :" + $CELLNO
#echo $test
#echo $test1
#echo $test2
echo $test3
grep $test3

the system response is as below
=========================
omp_lucknow2 rchakra> ./grepcp 108 041115
REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE
/omp-data/logs/OMPROP1/041115.APX
"REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE" /omp-data/logs/OMPROP1/041115.APX
grep: can't open 108
grep: can't open CP
grep: can't open FAILURE"

the command works perfectly when run from shell prompt as seen below
==============

omp_lucknow2 rchakra> grep "REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE" /omp-data/logs/OMPROP1/041115.APX|more
A 59 REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE, ANSWERED ORIGINATION
A 00 REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE, UNANSWERED ORIGINATION
A 00 REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE, ANSWERED ORIGINATION
A 06 REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE, ANSWERED ORIGINATION
A 08 REPT:CELL 108 CP FAILURE, UNANSWERED TERMINATION

Pl advice
 

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