Shell Programming and Scripting

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

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

 
#!/bin/ksh
set A=`cut -d "|" -f2 /home/user/FILE1.dat`
set E=`$A | awk "{sum +=$1} END { printf "%.2f", sum }"`
set B=`awk "END {print NR-1}" /home/user/FILE1.dat`
set C=`grep "NO OF RECORDS" /home/user/FILE.ctl | cut -d "|" -f2`
set D=`grep "CHECKSUM" /home/user/FILE.ctl | cut -d "|" -f2`
if ($E=$D and $B=$C) then
   echo Status: Success
   exit 0;
else
   echo Status: Failed
   exit 1;
fi

 E=`echo $A | awk '{sum +=$1} END { printf "%.2f", sum }'`

#the script:
n12:/home/vbe/wks/z/test01 $ vi test01
#!/bin/ksh
cut -d "|" -f2 FILE1.dat|grep -v co> A                # Your following awk needs an infile at the end so  
                                                      #created  A file to be removed at the end of execution
E=$( awk '{ sum +=$1 } END { printf "%.2f", sum }' A) #see now? and as mentionned in previous post single quote
  echo E $E
B=$(awk "END {print NR-1}" FILE1.dat )                # The rest was correct - just changed to more modern ksh
  echo B $B                                           # syntax  $( commands...)
C=$(grep "NO OF RECORDS" FILE.ctl | cut -d "|" -f2)
  echo C $C
D=$(grep "CHECKSUM" FILE.ctl | cut -d "|" -f2)
  echo D $D 

rm A 

if [ $E -eq $D -a  $B -eq $C ]                        # You are testing numeric values no?
then
   echo Status: Success
   exit 0
else
   echo Status: Failed
   exit 1
fi
#exit...
:q

# Execution output:
n12:/home/vbe/wks/z/test01 $ ./test01 
E 75.99
B 3
C 3
D 75.99
Status: Success
n12:/home/vbe/wks/z/test01 $