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Why should it give any output, as there's no input?

EDIT: TryUYRD=$(echo $FILE_$timestamp.csv | awk '{gsub(".var", "");print}')

or, you could do it with shell parameter expansion, here: pattern...

Can you show what is stored in this variables
$FILE_$timestamp.csv

?

Sorry, my fault. Make it
UYRD=${FILE_/.var}$timestamp.csv
FILE and FILE_ are two different things.

And, use code tags!

Try:

UYRD="$(echo $FILE | awk '{gsub(".var","")}1')_${timestamp}.csv"

Difficult to guess what your output should look like.
I guess you mean something like this (untested on AIX - may need adjustment):
find . -print|sort| while read F
do
ls -lad "${F}"|tr...

I don't see any issue with your code.
Execute the code with -x option like this and see. It will help to identify the issue.
sh -x File_Size.sh sdjkjkdf


And are you sure the "echo" is in...

try this ....
you are missing an "Else"

if [[ -s $1 ]]
then
echo "File $1 FOUND!"
exit 0
else
echo "File $1 NOT FOUND"
exit 1

fi

In every line which begins with "AIRTEL,POSTPAID" this code substitutes the first substring which matches the next pattern: "comma" "number or another number" "comma" by one "comma":

sed -r...