Shell Programming and Scripting

I have a loop in a script that is given me an error but, when I do it on the command line it works perfectly. The sed statement has to use the variables from a file so the file is partitioned correctly. I am running on HP:

<Begin error>:
+ cat /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/.partition
+ read line
+ + echo /^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p,CWDA
+ cut -d, -f1
part=/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p
+ + echo /^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p,CWDA
+ cut -d, -f2
+ date +%m%d
outfile=/u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/outgoing/CWDA0414
+ sed -n '/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p'
+ 0< /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/lergtemp/LERGT
sed: '/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p' is not a recognized function.
+ sort -y
+ tr -d \n\r
+ 1> /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/outgoing/CWDA0414
+ rm /var/tmp/*
<End Error>

<Begin Code>
cat /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/.partition | while read line

do

part=`echo $line |cut -d, -f1`

outfile=$opath`echo $line | cut -d, -f2``date +%m%d`

sed -n "'$part'" < $tempfile | sort -y | tr -d "\n\r" > $outfile

rm /var/tmp/*

done
<End Code>

File Contents:
/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p,CWDA
/^08/p;/^09/p;/^10/p;/^11/p;/^12/p;/^13/p;/^14/p;/^15/p,CWDB
/^16/p;/^17/p;/^18/p;/^19/p;/^20/p;/^21/p;/^22/p;/^23/p,CWDC
/^24/p;/^25/p;/^26/p;/^27/p;/^28/p;/^29/p;/^30/p;/^31/p;/^32/p,CWDD
/^33/p;/^34/p;/^35/p;/^36/p;/^37/p;/^38/p;/^39/p;/^40/p,CWDE
/^41/p;/^42/p;/^43/p;/^44/p;/^45/p;/^46/p;/^47/p;/^48/p,CWDF
/^49/p;/^50/p;/^51/p;/^52/p;/^53/p;/^54/p;/^55/p;/^56/p,CWDG
/^57/p;/^58/p;/^59/p;/^60/p;/^61/p;/^62/p;/^63/p;/^64/p;/^65/p,CWDH
/^66/p;/^67/p;/^68/p;/^69/p;/^70/p;/^71/p;/^72/p;/^73/p,CWDI
/^74/p;/^75/p;/^76/p;/^77/p;/^78/p;/^79/p;/^80/p;/^81/p,CWDJ
/^82/p;/^83/p;/^84/p;/^85/p;/^86/p;/^87/p;/^88/p;/^89/p;/^90/p,CWDK
/^91/p;/^92/p;/^93/p;/^94/p;/^95/p;/^96/p;/^97/p;/^98/p;/^99/p,CWDL

Hi,

I do not see sed executing from the command line....
what are you trying to do?

thanks.

sed -n '/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p' < /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/lergtemp/LERGT|sort -y | tr -d "\n\r" > CWDA0414

works on the command line but not in the script

change this:
sed -n "'$part'" ...........

to this:

sed -n "${part}" ........