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you can call 2nd script as below from script_one
./script_two $@


doest it help ??

What do you mean by keypoint ??
can you please make it clear .

You forgot put "fi" at the end (i.e mentioning of if condition closing )

notfirst=${f#*_} notlast=${notfirst%_*}


What the special characters (i.e #, *,%,_) exactly do in the above expressions ??

Can you be please more elaborate on this ??

Do you want to search for a directory and want to print the number of files in that ??

(OR)
All the...

do you have any plans to use arrays ??

This is just to give you a clear understanding of how ftp will do in failed cases ....

ftp copy will not give you an error status of "1" even when it is failed , because the last command that...

you may can give a try with the scalpel tool

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you can try something like below

prevdate=`date -d '1 day ago' +%Y%m%d`;

find <search_path> -name $prevdate -type d ! -newermt `date +%Y%m%d` -exec mv -f '{}' <destination_dir> \;

cat /var/hr/payments/abcd.txt | wc -l

This doesn' t work for me

I need to add int conversion to get the array indexing properly

sort -n file.txt |awk 'NF{a[NR]=$1;c++}END {print...

If you want to do it for a specific directory you can also mention the path like below .

find < path_to_dir> -type f -name "*" -ctime +90 | wc -l

Did you apply the command nohup in the linux as well ??
I am not getting anything if I add nohup to the given command even in linux.

May be you can refer to the below link for the...

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grep -R "myword" *
would do the needful .

With this command you can search the...