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Looks like you are mixing up shell with awk.
Shell does not know about $90. In awk this would be field $90, yes.
On the other side defining a shell variable which's name is consisting only of...

$ echo -e "\t hello"
hello
$ echo -e "\t hello" | sed "s/[ \t]//g"
hello

see this example

Running SQLPlus and PL/SQL Commands From A Shell Script dbamac (http://dbamac.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/running-sqlplus-and-plsql-commands-from-a-shell-script/)


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You need to set the proper environment variables.

so cron finds sqplplus

you can add.

but instead of adding the .profile, you can create a file and out the necessary variables and source it

awk 'NR==FNR&&/PAGE :/ {a++;next} /PAGE :/ {$0=$0 " of " a}1' infile infile

lodhi1978 Will be interesting if you try to upload this files using SSH... If the speed would be the same than the problem really exists at provider site...

I think all you could do to improve the speed with the WAN bandwidth restriction in place would be to either only do incremental backups most of the time or to explore data compression on the primary...

Several issues in the script.
Main problem is that the variable in the find line is between single quote characters. It will not get expanded.
Other issue is that when there is more than one file...

There are a couple areas for improvement of your shell script. However, to address your primary concern, yes you can use variables in the find command. However, to allow those variables to be...

Should be something like:

awk '/TITLE OF ACCOUNT :/{s=$0;getline; s=s RS $0;next}
/A\/C NO. TYPE\/CCY :/{f=$(NF-1)}f{print s > f;print > f}' file

Another solution (assumes formfeed as data delimitor) : awk '
FNR==1 || /\f/{
memo = 1
}
/A\/C NO\. TYPE\/CCY/ {
filename = $(NF-1);
$0 = Text ORS $0;
memo = 0;
Text = "";
}...

After conversion the format you can try this:

awk '/A\/C NO. TYPE\/CCY :/{f=$(NF-1)}f{print > f}' unixfile


Explanation of the first command:

awk -F"[\./]" '/FILE =/{f=$(NF-1)}f{print > f}'...

Try this:

awk -F"[\./]" '/FILE =/{f=$(NF-1)}f{print > f}' file