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I think there should be an issue with the sed command in the line which is added new, so remove the sed part.

And check if that for loop is getting the correct line from the input file by printing...

You can just create a variable and accumulate the count_fields in the script until it is the 6th line of the file. And check if that is equal to 90.

sort your_file | uniq -d


You can just add these lines instead of the existing for loop in the script

sort $inpFile | uniq -d | sed "s/$/& : Duplicate/g" >> $errFile
for line in $(cat...

Try the code again, i have added an else part so that it the lines that are more than 27 entries are also redirected to error file

Script

#!/bin/ksh

inpFile=$1
outFile="$HOME/Output.txt"
errFile="$HOME/Error.txt"
tmpFile1="/tmp/sample1.txt"
tmpFile2="/tmp/sample2.txt"
sortFile="/tmp/sortfile.txt"

TOTAL_FILEDS=9...

I am using an Linux server, so might be due to this there is a difference.
But anyway.

1. What is the output of

echo...

Post the script output of the script when run as a debug mode, like

ksh -x newfinalscript testingdata

+ inpFile=input2
+ outFile=/home/Output.txt
+ tmpFile1=/tmp/sample1.txt
+...

It is not throwing me any error. I have added this line to the file and the script works fine

$ >ksh nam.ksh input2...

#!/bin/ksh

inpFile=$1
outFile="$HOME/Output.txt"

tmpFile1="/tmp/sample1.txt"
tmpFile2="/tmp/sample2.txt"
sortFile="/tmp/sortfile.txt"

TOTAL_FILEDS=9
COUNT=1
rm -f $outFile

for line...

Perdarabo has hardcoded the input file as data(3rd line) in the code, So copy your input file as data and then try this script.

Check if this works

#!/bin/ksh

inpFile=$1
outFile="$HOME/Output.txt"

tmpFile1="/tmp/sample1.txt"
tmpFile2="/tmp/sample2.txt"
sortFile="/tmp/sortfile.txt"
TOTAL_FILEDS=9
COUNT=1
rm -f...

Namish-

As per your requirement the first column of your input file is not in ascending order due to which the script is throwing an error

00
02
00
00
06
00
00
00
05
00
04
01
06

This script checks for the 15 tickets in a row and also checks if there are 5 tickets within every 9 columns.

And as a whole i am checking whether there are atleast one ticket in a column and...

For this req i had written the script. For other it was already complete right. I hope you use two input files one with 9 entries and other as mentioned above

When i checked the count of fields with your input it gives 15.
Check below

echo "02 00 00 34 41 00 00 70 81" | sed "s/ /,/g;s/00,*//g;s/,$//g" | wc -c

Might be the output file is not created based on the condition in the if loop.
Can you run the script in debug mode

Havent tested it, You can give a try

#!/bin/ksh

inpFile=$1
outFile="$HOME/Output.txt"

modFile="/tmp/mod_inputfile.txt"
tmpFile1="/tmp/sample1.txt"
tmpFile2="/tmp/sample2.txt"
...

i could get only the requirement 3

This code prints the lines if there are 15 fields ignoring the fillers "00"

#!/bin/ksh

inpFile=$1

for line in `cat $inpFile`
do
...

I think you have opened mutiple threads for this which is against the forum rules.