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myvar=$(awk -F"|" '$16==""{x++;}END{print x}' file)
echo $myvar

awk -F"|" '$16==""{x++;}END{print x}' file

Guru.

path1="/xyz/abc/123/$1"
No space on either side of equal sign.
If still doesn't work, Pls post the code and the error you get.

Try:

for dir in /xyz/abc/123/qwe /xyz/dfe/123/qwe /xyz/ghi/123/qwe
do
mkdir -p $dir/dirA $dir/dirB $dir/dirC $dir/dirD $dir/dirE
done

Don't forget to export the environment variables. We are setting them for the benefit of the processes we call (e.g. "sqlplus").
Also it is much better to find "sqlplus" through unix PATH. The same...

Which OS do you have?

for HP-UX, try this

(echo 'this mail has attachment';uuencode output.csv output.csv) | mailx -m -s 'test mail' xyz@abc.com

If linux, try this,

echo 'this mail has...