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yes I'm using "/bin/sh "

it won't let me use stat .. it prompts "not found..
also, I could not use switch with stat and also -r switch with date
the closet I can try was that mv...

ok.. to test further, I've removed all of the spaces and used <<EOF>> tag as suggested. I'v also used db connection login/pw.. this time it didn't prompt end-of-file error.. but file rename didn't...

for "indentation" sake I've used spaces..
is that the issue?

my intent for that line is to invoke sqlplus , write log activities to a specific file name and call a script, which is executing two PL/Sql stored procedures..

I believe that is what I did ..

if you meant this .. I tried .. still same error
sqlplus /nolog <<-EOF >./tst.log

Hello Experts,

I've used vi editor to write this script, provided permission, but I invoke it
it is prompting end-of-file errors.. I'm not sure what is causing that error..
would like some...

I'm pretty sure I used VI editor to write today's script -- anyhow I got it working.. I had to use a for loop to get around to work with sqlldr part

how to assign variables in a shell script

Good morning,
I'm attempting to call sqlldr via shell script and it is prompting endIf is unec

#!/bin/sh
cd /tmp/v_tst
FILENAME_WANTED=`date +"HourlyData_%Y%m%d_%H00.txt"`
echo...

Hello Don,

I finally used vi editor and got it working ..

# Vani Sonti
# 07/14/2016
# find file name match and load data only when a match found
# if not display msg
#!/usr/bin/sh...

Good morning All -

Rodic,
I'm using notepad to write the shell script and invoke it using Putty utility
that is why I was encountering error "syntax error".. some of the echo lines I had...

i'm using Putty utility to run the shell script .. that is where I'm encountering error..

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I used:
ls...

still erring..

#!/bin/sh
FILENAME_WANTED=`date +"HourlyDate_%Y%m%d_%H00.txt"`
echo "$FILENAME_WANTED"
FILENAME_CURRENT='HourlyData_20160708_1500.txt'
echo "$FILENAME_CURRENT"
if [...

if it helps .. file is received hourly.. in the meantime, I'm countering "syntax error at line 14: `fi' unexpected" -- I must be doing something wrong..

#!/bin/sh
FILENAME_WANTED=`date...

Don - thank you for your suggestion .. I'm modifying shell script to see if it works.. I'll post the results shortly..

In the meantime, how to determine current file.. form the attached list?

Appreciate your response. Currently i'm invoking shell script using Putty utility so ECHO is helping me to find errors.. I'm new UNIX and not completed tested the script. I'll correct the code...

Hello Sir/Madam,

I'm using Putty utility to run a shell script. I found HOUR display in two positions in UNIX. Is it possible to display in four positions?

File name example: my file name is:...

Thank you for your quick response UNIX guru.. I got the ball rolling my side with your help..

Also appriciate your help folks, now, i know some UNIX ..

Mead, Thank you.. I have a little bit more understanding now..
Although, Scott didn't use "," in his syntax..


I still need to use Scott's format..
nawk -F, '{$8=substr($8,1+index($8,"_"))...

All I know is my test server is a UNIX server, but here an appropriate answer for ur qes:

SunOS perseus 5.10 Generic_144500-19 sun4v sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-T6320

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it is a UNIX server

Thank you for the quick reply..

Does it move?
No.

Do you want the substring after the first underscore in field 8?
Yes.. I would like determine the "*.JPG" name after the first...

Hello Sir/Madam,

I'm new to UNIX and wondering if I can process a find & add using AWK command in UNIX?

requirements: I have to find *.JPG field for each line in the input file and add it as...