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Hi!
Ok, I have fixed a bit of code:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

awk '$0 ~ /\(/, $0 ~ /PRIMARY/ {print $1,$2}' file1 | while read variable type_file1
do
[[ "${variable}" = *[A-Za-z_] ]] &&
(
...

Yes, you have to change the condition.

[ ! -s "TCM_HC_ERR_Report.txt" ] && echo "file empty" || cat TCM_HC_ERR_Report.txt

If you are using sh you have to use:

if [ ! -s "TCM_HC_ERR_Report.txt" ]
then
cat TCM_HC_ERR_Report.txt
else
echo "Empty or not exist"
fi

If you have the file "TCM_HC_ERR_Report.txt" in the same directory which is the script, it must work, on the other hand...you should declare a variable, for example "file" and to assign to this the...

if [[ ! -s $file ]];
then
cat $file
else
echo "Empty or not exist"
fi

Hi aimy!
First, I think it's not necessary to do an "echo" in file_name.
As Rudic says you must to export you ORACLE_HOME first. Then you only have to pass the name of file to function. For...

I propose you a solution, maybe it is not the best one but you have to correct a bit of code but it works.


awk '$0 ~ /\(/, $0 ~ /PRIMARY/ {print $1,$2}' kk | while read var tipo
do ...

Hi, in awk $0 is the whole line. If you want only one field of the line you have to check for i=1 to NF.
$0 = $1 + $2 +.....NF. You have to know the length of $1 ,$2.... and compare them. For...

Hi! You can use also...

cat Test1.dat | nawk -v var="20120912" 'BEGIN{count=0}\
{if ($0 ~ var) ++count;}
END{print count}'