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1. Get the program name from user
2. Assign it to a variable
3. Search for the program name in the file(say input.txt)
grep -i $program_name input.txt
4. Extract required information from step 3...

Hi,
Do you need the email IDs to be read from the text file or from the database?

From the file, it is pretty much easy. From the database, you can use SQL Plus to read the field values from the...

So your requirement is to search for the FTP_FILES folder inside a given folder, and to traverse through all sub-folders in the FTP_FILES folder that is returned to find out *.txt files?

Try this for finding the file count:
find ./CUSTOMER -type d -name 'FTP_FILES' -print 0 | ls -l *.txt | grep ^- | wc -l

stat --help lists all the possible options that you can use to get the output you need.

For instance, stat -c "%G" filename.txt lists the group of the file - which you can also get from doing an...

Try using select count(*) FROM '&1';

Try using lastcomm
lastcomm userid should give you the commands executed by a user

Try this:

file="/home/file.txt"
for j in `cat $file`
do
if [ ${j} -lt 99999 ]; then
#put your compare logic here
fi
done

Try this:

test.sql $3

and
select * from table where col1 = 2234
and col2 = '&1'