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awk -F"=" '/BusinessUnit|Country/{$2=q$2q}1' q="'" OFS="=" file

Guru.

mailx -a file1 -a file2 -s "subject" user@domain <message-file


Attaches both files to the mail with what was in message-file sent as the main body. Your mileage might vary, but it seems to work...

I guess this kind of output is something related to OS. What OS your in..? Try mailx's -a option to send attachment if available

sed 's/\([^=]*\)=\(.*\)/-param \1='\''\2'\''/' inputfile | paste -d" " -s

I generally work with both solutions:
-----> Use: "WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT 1" (as commented by Carlo)
-----> Redirect SQLPLus' output to a file and validate the error.
-----> Also use: "sqlplus -S...

Missed ; Modified code ..

if [ $SrcFileCnt -eq $CtrlFileCnt ] ; then

nawk -F, '
NR == FNR { a[$1]=$2 "," $3 "," $4 "," $5 }
NR != FNR && $4 in a { print $0 "," a[$4]}
NR != FNR && !($4 in a) { print $0 ",,,," }
' mac_discount.txt mac_trans.txt

Try this..

#!/bin/ksh
# Help message
#********************************************************************
usage() {
print "Usage: $0 -i INP_FILE -o RPUIT_FILE"
print "FTPing file to...