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I missed that line.....it works!:p
Thanks so much.

Sorry...I had sent you my original. Here is the one with the updates:

FND="$(find ediout* -mmin -60)"
# if [ $FND > '' ]; then
if [ -n "$FND" ]; then
STR="$(find ediout*...

Yes..that would work as well, but why would this particular script blow up when more than one file exists?

The error line 43 =

"echo "${STR}" | mailx -s "EDI Translation Errors List" test@optonline.net"

The full code =

FND="$(find ediout* -mmin -60)"
if [ $FND > '' ]; then
...

That was it.......thanks so much.:D

I included your new code and I get the following error:

/edierror.sh[43]: test: 0403-004 Specify a parameter with this command.

please advise.

The following grep command grep -v "^$" filename > newfilename does not populate the new file with any data. I see it search the entire input file but the output file never gets filled. Is this not...

I get an error when I grep my results into a variable when the grep finds more than one file.
FND="$(find ediout* -mmin -60)"
if [ $FND > '' ]; then
STR="$(find ediout* -mmin -60...

from the current directory i can do the following with success:
find ediout* -mmin - 60
but when I add this command to a grep it doesnt work.
Do i need to include the "-type" and "f"?
...

:wall:Hello, Im having trouble using the find and grep combined into one command. I have the following:

find filname* -mmin -60 grep "ERROR" filename

I want to find the "ERROR" text in any...