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Ok...I am almost done here but little issue with the way files are getting renamed after...

vgersh99...thanks again for your help...it works great for me now :-)

Can you please explain jsut a little bit how this works for my understanding?

I can see that it will look under current directory and subdirectories for files with size over 5M..what is -type f...

This is working great for me except that I am not able to move the split files into some other directory.

Within nawk, it splits great by first colulmn but the file is getting saved in the...

Thanks....it looks good however, can I set what I find back in a variable since I need to pass the filename to another part of the script for processing?

I am using the following code to read filename from the directory:

for i in ` ls $inputDir | grep $partialName*.csv`
do
echo $i
done

But the echo is giving me the following:

ls |...

I have a few txt files in some directory and I need to check their sizes one by one. If any of them are greater than 5mb then I need to split the file in two.

Can someone help?

Thanks.

Here is the code so far that I got working with good help from the experts. It is getting the file from the directory and splitting to create files by first column. However I need to skip the first...

Actually...the script is working for me now. The only change made was the one where u suggesting to not use 'ls' in the for loop. MV is what I needed and not CP so I am clear on that but it was not...

Thanks for the code...here is my current script and I have some issues that maybe you or someone can point out:

#!/bin/bash
for i in $(ls cliaDir/)
do
myFile=$i
echo "$myFile"
nawk '{
...

Sorry for misspelling your username :-)

Yes, you are right the purpose of the cron job is not just outputting file with unique numbers, I wanted to actually try it myself too but here is really...

Vgarsh,

Thanks for the quick response and yes this works exactly how I wanted. I don't understand each and every piece of the command clearly but I can look those up :-)

However, at command...

I am fairly new to Unix scripting. A need has come where I need to to read the first column of a tab delimited file. The first column will be an id number and so I would need to read the first column...