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This will change all the password that are the same in one execution:
OIFS="${IFS}"
IFS="="
awk '/^Password|^hostPassword/ {print $0}' test.file | sort | uniq | \
while read key value
do
...

What is your OS and what shell are you using?

In shell, I don't know a way to keep an Oracle connection opened (and I don't think there is a way, sqlplus does not support it!).

By the way, if you want this, why the first piece of code I wrote...

It is still not clear to me what you want, but let see: you want to execute sqlplus for every Id you find, is that right?

$ cat testScript.sh
execSQLPlus ()
{
deptNo="${1}"
sqlplus -S -L...

Check the code below:

$ cat testScript.sh
buildSQLPlusExecStr ()
{
unset sqlStr

arrayCountPos=0
arrayLastPos=${#FileName[@]}
while [ ${arrayCountPos} -lt ${arrayLastPos} ]
do...

Can't you escape the "-" before executing "grep"?

Check below:

$ text="-8x7YTVNk2KiuY-PWG5zzzjB-zzw"
$ string="-8x7YTVNk2KiuY-PWG5zzzjB-zzw"
$ echo "${text}" | sed 's/^-/\\-/g'...

My opinion may not be important to you: I think your script works, but it makes no sense (as I commented above) and I can't understant why you can't say it to your "client"!

As verdepollo...

I don't think so!

Inside the while loop you are using "static" variables: CDR_SOURCE and CDR_DEST. Maybe you want this:

#!/bin/sh

CDR_SOURCE=/storage/archive/logmgmt/result/billing/*...

Check the code below:


tempFile="./fridayDate.tmp"
##########################################################
checkRetCode ()
{
lastRetCode=$?
if [ ${lastRetCode} -ne 0 ]
then
echo...

Check this function:

$ cat nextFriday.sh
getNextFridayDate()
{
currentDayName=`date +"%A"`
currentDate=`date +"%Y%m%d"`
countDays=1
while [ "${currentDayName}" != "Friday" ]
do...

Have you tried:

netstat -i | awk '{print $4}'

Please, put an example of the output for the input above!

It is not clear what you want (at least to me!).

In the topic below you will find some ways to execute sqlplus:
-----> https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/171799-component-pak_popl_suppl-must-declared-error.html...

I know that there are better ways (simplest, fastest, most direct, etc) to do scripting and also that the "$()" is much better than using backsticks!

But as you commented, that's the way I am used...

You are right! But that is the way I like to do it! I think the code is easier to read this way! ;)

Have you checked: "grep -i" option?


echo "Enter name to search"
read n
countFound=`grep -ic "${n}" file`
if [ ${countFound} -ne 0 ]
then
echo "name found"
else
echo "Not Found"...

One of points you commented, maybe JUnit help you:
-----> JUnit - Tutorial (http://www.vogella.de/articles/JUnit/article.html)
-----> Java(TM) Boutique - Unit Testing Java Programs...

So, if you don't know userB's password, how you want to execute a script/command as it? You can setup "sudo", but you will need root's password for it!

Check this link:
-----> Quick HOWTO : Ch09...

Check these links:
-----> linux run startup - Pesquisa Google (http://www.google.com.br/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=linux+run+startup)
-----> Run scripts at system startup on Linux...

If you want to keep files, you can use the following logic:


# In this case it will look for directories from 30 until 50 (30 + 20) days ago!
countValBack=20
initVal=30
countValues=`expr...

Another way with "stty":

$ cat noEchoPass.sh
sttySettings=`stty -g`
echo "Password: "
stty -echo
read pass
stty "${sttySettings}"
echo "pass: [${pass}]"
$ ./noEchoPass.sh
Password:
pass:...

You can use, logged as userA:

su - userB -c <script>
# Also, you can use sudo. Check its man pages!


I hope it helps!

You can put the script to execute on: /etc/profile, because this file is loaded whenever a user logs and it would be something like:

specialUser=`echo "${USER}" | egrep -ic '^X'`
if [...

This:

# eval "myVar=\$${i}"
# echo "myVar: [${myVar}]"


"myVar" will have the content of variable pointed by: "${i}". But be careful: eval is evil!

@methyl
That't why I wrote it was not going to work! Also, your solution does what the OP wants! =)