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Sorry, but I cannot understand what you just said above, and please check your spelling before posting.

Consider moving to passwordless ssh/sftp by using shared cryptographic keys instead of a password.

You could try iconv -l to get a list of the supported character set encodings.

Conversion to ASCII may give "illegal input sequence" errors for the French/German accented characters like: ...

That looks like you may possibly be running on AIX, please give us your UNIX OS and shell.

The error means iconv cannot find the language file it needs to make the conversion. Finding what...

ASCII is a subset of UTF-8. But if there is a need to transliterate, try something like:
iconv -f UTF-8 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT < input_file

Well usually file file-name should give you a good start...

I'm lost...

What operating system are you using?

What do you do on AIX that works on AIX but is not working on the OS you are using now?

On AIX find is a utility; not a function.

How to get OUT parameter of a stored procedure in shell script? (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/173844-how-get-out-parameter-stored-procedure-shell-script.html)

See oracle docs about the WHENEVER SQLERROR clause
SQL*Plus Command Reference (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch12052.htm)

When your code hits an error, your code invokes...

tee works like a plumber's T-piece that allows gas or water flow split into two directions. tee accepts input on stdin and, on top of writing it to stdout, also writes / appends to one or several...

The -a options of tee appends the output to the file rather than overwriting the file.

Your > $logfile code overwrites the file.

There may be more subtle differences I am not familiar with...

With over a 100 posts in this forum, you know that we can't answer that without knowing what operating system you're using and you clearly describing what you are trying to do. If your goal is to...

I am sorry that you don't believe us.

Have you looked at the man page for gzip? Does the man page for the version of gzip you are using say anything about it being able to zip multiple files into...

There isn't one because gzip does not work that way.

We are not being obtuse or blocking you -- gzip doesn't work that way. gzip holds one and only one filename.

This may be counterintuitive...

Why is the suggestion posted by vgersh99 in post #9 in this thread not a solution to this problem?

to start with...
tar cvf bulkArchive.tar expla*.gz

would looking into man tar be helpful?

I have to second nezabudka: Why not just run the command, mayhap after consulting man bash:
On the other hand, I have to admit that it may not be the wisest thing to run code that you don't...

It is much easier to look at the result of work this code.
#!/bin/bash
for i in 6 7 9 A B Z C N F H G M L D R S T 8
do
echo "input: " $i
done

Or
type ksh
In case the name is ksh.
BTW a regular shell sould always be in /bin/

which ksh
or
whereis ksh

curl is available for AIX, for instance from Michael Perzls site.

moved to AIX forum

bakunin

curl http://textbelt.com/text -d number=123456789 -d "message=hello from me"

This works on other platforms, I do not know if curl is available for AIX. Go to SMS Texting API | No account...

Depends what 'record' means. You have to know what your data is before you can deal with it.

Please, please, have mercy with us!
Please, please, give us some reliable, consistent data to build upon.



Where in that code do we find your code snippet from post #1, and where file_1.tmp...