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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting to find the file with full path Post 86105 by surjyap on Tuesday 11th of October 2005 07:52:28 AM
Old 10-11-2005
No I cannt remove the duplicate entries from the list which have the same path. Because I dont know to remove which entry. Bcoz according to this entry some manipulation are being done. ok I am attatching the out put here:
For the satement (1) .......
test.xml test1.xml sample.xml tst2.xml test3.xml mvtest.xml mvtest.xml neha.xml
for the satement (2)..........
/backup/surjya/mdbase/test.xml
/backup/surjya/mdbase/test1.xml
/backup/surjya/test/sample.xml
/backup/surjya/test/tst2.xml
/backup/surjya/test/test3.xml
/backup/surjya/mvfile/mvtest.xml
/backup/surjya/test/mvtest.xml
/backup/surjya/mvfile/mvtest.xml
/backup/surjya/test/mvtest.xml
/backup/surjya/mvfile/neha.xml

The above output shows that it has 10 entries where as it should have 8 entries. At this stage we dont know which entry shoulsd be removed.
So please tell me is there any other way to find the sorted file list with full path accros the directories.
 

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xmltest(1)						      General Commands Manual							xmltest(1)

NAME

       xmltest - Test script to send CIM-XML (via wbemcat) to CIMOM and compare to known results

SYNOPSIS

       xmltest [FILE]

DESCRIPTION

       xmltest	is  a script that is used to send a raw CIM-XML test file to the sfcb CIMOM (using wbemcat) and then compares the returned CIM-XML
       results against a previously determined 'OK' result file to check whether the returned results match the expected results.  If  there  does
       not  yet  exist	an 'OK' corresponding to the XML file then xmltest will save the returned results as the new OK file for later use. If the
       returned CIM-XML results don't match the existing 'OK' file a new 'result' file will be generated containing the erroneous results.

       If no FILE is specified xmltest will use all files with a .xml extension in the current directory path.

EXAMPLE

       If there is no 'OK' file to compare returned CIM-XML results against xmltest will generate one.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... OK
	      Saving response as test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.OK

       If the returned CIM-XML results match the existing 'OK' file xmltest will signal that the test passed.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... Passed

       If the returned CIM-XML results don't match the existing 'OK' file xmltest will signal that the tes failed and  generate  a  'result'  file
       containing the erroneous results.

	      # xmltest test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml

	      Running test test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.xml ... FAILED
	      Check test/getclass.Linux_OperatingSystem.result for errors

PREREQUISITES

       Requires wbemcat on search path.

AUTHOR

       Dr. Gareth S. Bestor <bestor@us.ibm.com>

CONTRIBUTORS

       Adrian Schuur <schuur@de.ibm.com>

BUGS

       Does  not  adequately deal with additional http headers/footers caused by chunking responses, which will result in false failures when com-
       paring results to existing "x.OK" files.

       The SBLIM project maintains a mailing list to which you should direct all questions regarding sfcb, sfcc, wbemcli,  or  any  of	the  SBLIM
       providers.  To subscribe to this mailing list visit

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AVAILABILITY

       The Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb) is a part of the SBLIM project.  The most recent version is available on the web at

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SEE ALSO

       wbemcat(1)

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