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you missed space after [ and before ]

awk -F\" '{print $4}' infile

"then" is missing after second "if" condition.

also you can reduce some code by using following grep "^SOME_CMD.*ext$" infileWhy do you want to echo the config file name on match found ?

use mailx

mailx -s "my logs" -a abc.log sara@somewhere.com < emailbody
OR
( cat emailbody ; uuencode abc.log abc.log ) | mailx -s "my logs" sara@somewhere.com

default separator for awk if space. So your 6th field is "ABC" and 7th is "Company".
Print 6th and 7th both while pulling Customer Name

awk -F, '{print $1}' infile > outfilecut -d , -f 1 infile > outfile

Can you pls post some input that support your requirement and desired output.

sorry bad post

awk way
awk '$3 ~ /@GDF_INPUT/{print $0 >> "File1"}; $3 ~ /@FF_INPUT/{print $0 >> "File2"}' infile

something like this
tr -s " " "\n" < infile | egrep -o "loginIdPattern.*|orgIdPattern.*"

you've to add space after [ and before ]
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then

what error you are getting ?

One error is due to value with leading space entered by user. Also I made few correction in your script.
echo -n "ENTER VALUE BETWEEN 01-31 "
read value
count=`tail -1 filecount.txt | tr -d " "` ...

if you use 20 it will touch every 20th file and that's why number of new files are less.
for 20% use [ `expr $N % 5` -eq 0 ].

I agree with Corona, and for Solaris use this insteadtail -$(sort -u -t"|" -k1,1 infile | wc -l) infileor /usr/xpg4/bin/tail -n $(sort -u -t"|" -k1,1 infile | wc -l) infileI would recommend...

one way can be:
tail -n $(sort -u -t"|" -k1,1 infile | wc -l) infile

assuming your column is 1 use following

awk '{x+=$1} END {print x}' infile

ls $FILE | grep -v "$UPPDATE" will list files other than todays date check -v option of grep.
Other alternative to delete such files is
find $FILE -maxdepth 1 ! -name \*"$UPPDATE"* -exec rm {} \;

This is what the above code is doing:


Reading filename and retention from a file.
Doing a month to day conversion with wrong syntax.
Not sure what the use of all_files variable, later...

thanks for pointing it out, made appropriate correction in post#2

loose the quotes and ^ . Quotes wont allow your variable to expand, and ^ searches for file name starting with variable name, which in your case is at the end/middle. use following
ls $FILE | grep...

it should be x>2 because for 1st column ($i>=3) returns true, so "x" increments 1 for 1st column.

sed -e 's:www.test.com:www.test1.com:g' -e 's:test.com:New website is test1.com:g' infile

you need to define variable in awk so that it can understand:

ps -ef | awk -v name="$nFName" '{if ($2 == name) print $1 " " $2 " " $3 " " $9 " " $10 " " $11 " " $12 " " $13;}'

echo "My zip code is 24490" | awk '{print $NF}' >>tempfile