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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Can any body correct the code Post 83429 by vivekanandarpat on Wednesday 14th of September 2005 05:57:28 PM
Old 09-14-2005
Bug Can any body correct the code
#!/bin/ksh

LOG_DATE=`date +%Y%m`
export LOG_DATE
cd D:/Informatica/Informatica_share/SrcFiles/l

# mv SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*.CSV D:/Informatica/Informatica_share/SrcFiles/SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*.CSV

# mv SITE_ACTIVITY20050914114546.CSV D:/Informatica/Informatica_share/SrcFiles/SITE_ACTIVITY20050914114546.CSV

mv SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*.CSV D:/Informatica/Informatica_share/SrcFiles/SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*'.CSV'


ftp -inv <<EOF
open xyz.eng.abc.com
user hik klm
cd /opt/edocs/AV
# mget SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*.CSV
mget SITE_ACTIVITY${LOG_DATE}*.*
# mget SITE_ACTIVITY20050914114546.CSV
bye
EOF


My question is when I run the script with the file name specified in mget command it is able to FTP the file from unix to NT
If I substitute the variable in the file for the mget command it dosent ftp the file
I am invoking this script in Informatica

Please help me if any thing wrong in the script

Thank you
---vivek
 

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