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Look at the man page of sftp: It has an option (-b) for providing a batch file with the FTP commands to be executed.

For us to avoid blindly guessing, please post what OS you deploy and which tools you have at your fingertips, like ftp, sftp/scp, rsync, others...

Is this to run as a background job or do you just want to run the transfer from the command line. The reason is that if you need to run stuff in the background (without someone at the keyboard to...

You could create a "batch file" containing only the non-zero files on X and then use this to sftp them to Y.

I don't get it. You say a camp-id keyword starts with C, but all of your examples start with 1-C. Then you say the task-id (which starts from T, but all of your examples start with 1-T and 1 of...

Hello aaditya321,

If your question is to get explaination of above code then following is same.
Let me know if you have any other queries with complete input and required output.
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Hello aaditya321,

Could you please use following code and let me know if this helps.

awk '{sub(/\-.*/,X,$NF);A[$NF]++} END{for(i in A){print i OFS A[i]}}' Input_file


Output will be as...

Ok any filename ? Are they in a file? How about just picking the first one?
awk -F- '!A[$1]++' file
Output:
sms_task_id_01-12345.csv
sms_task_id_02-12345.csv
sms_task_id_03-12345.csv

What's missing is why / on what basis you want to select a file for a task id. For example for sms_task_id_01 it is the forst one, for sms_task_id_02 and 03 it is the middle one. In aother words,...

Hello aditya321,

If I understood requirement correctly you can use following command to check records in tar file.

tar --list --file=TEST1.tar
Syntax is tar --list --file=archive-name

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Hello Aditya121,

Could you please try following command for same.

find -maxdepth 1 -type f | awk '{sub(/\.\//,X,$0);print "tar -cvf " $0".tar " $0}'


If you are happy with the results of...

Just do the same but putting all the commands in a file ( script ) that you make executable chmod +x ... and try executing it by calling it:
e.g. ./myscript then try to add positional...

Hello Aditya,

Here are some examples for basic sed operations. Let's say we have an input file as follows.

cat check_pipie
1|John|32|US|
2|Matt|35|UK
3|Rex|36|EU|


Then some of the...

sed 's/\([a-z]*\) \1/\1/' is a basic (obsolete) regular expression, which replaces the first occurrence of zero or more lower case chars (lets call it PAT1) followed by a space followed by PAT1...

s sed command: substitute
Ram regexp
Shyam replacement
g sed pattern flag: global substitution
-i sed command line option: "in place" editing

In other words, substitute every occurrence of...

Thank you Aditya, you can refer man sed which is the best. Following links are also having good knowledge for sed too.
Hope this helps you.

Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial...