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Assuming that you're using a shell that performs basic POSIX-required parameter expansions, Scrutinizer already gave you two ways to do what you want in post #6 in this thread.

If you aren't using...

If you really mean all files, try:
for i in .* *
do
[ -e "$i" ] || continue
msg
aaa imp -U$AAAUSER -P$AAAUSERPWD <$i>>$curdir/import_tap.out -Jutf8
done
If you don't want "." files, drop...

Try cd ${value%/*}

Hello cmarzan,

Could you please be clear in your requirement, as 1st post says you only need to find file in subdirectories and do an operation. Now the script you have posted having some...

Hello cmarzan,

You need not to put cat check_file_status.ksh in the script as this was my script name which I have created for the task you have requested for, sorry for same.
For showing you...

I think you could do that with just one call to find

find /path/to/MainFolder -type f -name "file.cmd" -exec mv -t /path/to/MainFolder/Sub-folder_2/Sub-folder_2.1 {} \;

Test it first with:...

Hello camarzan,

Following may help you in same. I have made similar kind of folder structure and checked it worked for me, please check and let me know if this helps.


cat...

Hello cmarzan,

Following may help you in same.


find -type d -name "test11" ### For checking a directory
AND
find -type f -name "test12*" ### For checking a file


Output will be as...

Hi,

To chck for a directory, you would want to use,if [ -d Dirname ]
then
echo "directory exits."
else
echo "directory is NOT there."
fi

Regards

Dave

Hello cmarzan,

-f filename is true if a file exits and it is a regular file or not. You can refer man test also for same.

Following is an example for same.

if [ -f Filename ]
then
...

There should be a space after [ and before ] , like so:
if [ $ret_patch == 99 ]