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To add, you can use the d command to go to the next cycle without further processing.

Note that you can simplify your sed script using a "back reference" on top of other sed idiosyncrasies (cf man sed):


sed -rn '\#<(PreviousJobNum>)[A-Z]*[0-9]+[A-Z]*</\1#p' file...

The n command fetches the next input line. No sed code follows that does something on it, so it goes to the next cycle that - as usual - fetches the next input line, in this case the over-next line....

If your input data is processed in sequence, a text file is the perfect form. And the shell is great in handling text files. (An array is good for random access.)
A simple "echo" demo:
# read two...

Now that you specify excel input -- not just XLS but XLSX -- that changes things quite a lot.

It would be good to see sample input and output data.

What substitution of what variables?

A flat file is a file like this:

data1
data2
data3
data4
data5

Which can be used without transforming it into an array like
while read LINE
do
......

If I understand you, it's almost as easy as adding >filename to the end of your loop.

for i in "${filelist_array[@]}"
do
cat <<EOD
tell application "Microsoft Excel"
activate
set...

I'd be quite surprised if above worked. cp doesn't output to stdout, so the "command substitution" ( WHY used here?) doesn't deliver anything, and thus the CopyXmlVar will remain empty and can't...

The way you posted it made me think of <newline> chars.

Usage of cp and the host part missing in the target path lends itself to the assumption you have NFS exports mounted? Sure it's correctly...

If your target really contains a <newline> character, enclose it in double quotes.

You lost me here:



Yes - put the source /CRACK-U-DFE/DFE_CAPTURE into the while loop.

You can take above as an example and encode every single variable that you use in your command. like $(url_var $JSESSIONID0) etc. Give it a try and report back.

It's possible to get an ssh server running on windows but complicated and ugly.

Another way to do so would be to run a proxy server on your windows machine. Your curl program could use it as a...