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The script is over 600 lines. Was breaking it down into pieces and running it and found I had a condition that I was thinking was greater than zero but actually it was outputting to a file called 0 ...

I have a script on a SUN box running OS 5.9
When I run it the script will complete with no errors
BUT....
it seems that for some reason it creates a file called " 0 ".
This file is empty (has 0...

I've used this before and it works pretty well.
Does a few different things with dates depending on the parameters.

#! /usr/bin/ksh

# datecalc -- Perderabo's date calculator
#
...

I've had good luck running the "Hummingbird Connectivy"
Gives a nice Windows explorer look alike Ftp window.

I have used the FTP program to upload my files to my webpage.
Basically,
ftp
open IP Address
Enter the user id
Password
then use the send command to upload the files

$ ls lst where lst is the file you are working with
lst
$ cat lst
/export/home/prdcnlt2
$ cut -d/ -f4 lst
prdcnlt2

I used the df -tk to get what I wanted.
Thanks for the help.

I was surprised to find that the 'bdf' command I used regularly in HPUX is not available on the SUN box I am working on now
What can I use to get the same or similar results?