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You could use fstat (or similar utility depending on the OS), to check that no process is accessing the file, before renaming.

Try this:

opalO ()
{
if [ -f "$1" ]; then
for fileName in "$@"
do
cp "$fileName" "$DROPDIR"
done
else
echo "no files available"
fi
}

opalo TES_ONE*

#!/bin/bash
cd /home/rgupta
for F in * # to scan all files in directory
do
eval $(tail -1 "$F")
# evaluates the last line : executes the command COUNT=0004; so it sets COUNT to '0004;'
...

Try:

file_ftp ()
{
while read inFile
do
#inFile=abc.arch.gz
FILETYPE=$inFile
ftp -in $GATEWAY1 <<!
user $USERID1 $PASSWD1
lcd $PICKUPDIR
cd $DROPDIR1
bin
...

Further to anchal_khare.

The file "list-test.txt" should contain individual file names, none of which contain space characters or asterisk characters. Though "mput" will work for individual...

Hi, try this (ksh93/bash):
diff <(gunzip -c file1.gz) <(gunzip -c file2.gz) > newfile

gunzip file1.gz
gunzipfile2.gz
diff -l file1 file2 > anotherfile
gzip file1
gzip file2