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The following is the code that i am using. please help.

if [ -f ${home}/transfer/sample.csv.Z ]
then
mkfifo -p load_pipe.fifo &
zcat ${home}/transfer/sample.csv.Z > load_pipe.fifo
else
echo "${home}/transfer/sample.csv.Zdoesn't exist"
exit ${SEVERE_ERROR};
fi;

rm load_pipe.fifo

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Hi Guys,

I have changed the name of the named pipe alone and it is working fine now.

Thanks a lot for all the help.

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