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when i tried the same in c shell i'm getting the 4 values as out put,
here i have modified the if condition..
if ("$E" ="$D" & "$B" = $"C" )
then
echo Status: Success
exit 0;
else
echo...

sorry for not mentioning it before, yes the first column in FILE1.dat should be ignored

I have tried like this, but could not able to figure out to solve the issue

#!/bin/ksh
set A=`cut -d "|" -f2 /home/user/FILE1.dat`
set E=`$A | awk "{sum +=$1} END { printf "%.2f", sum }"`
set...

Hi,

I have 2 files as below

FILE1.dat

co1|co2|co3
abnd|45.56|AZ
dkny|30.2|PA
sam|.23|VA

FILE.CTL

FILENAME|FILE1.dat
NO OF RECORDS|3
CHECKSUM|75.99

Could you please help me to...