Shell Programming and Scripting

#!/bin/ksh
USAGE=”usage: test.ksh”

Code:
while read InputRecord
do
  echo ‘Start’   This displays only once
 
  ssh  [this cmd issues a rm of a file from files.txt, this works] > $LOG/file.delete.log   The return code is “1” for file not found.
 
  <A rtn which greps file.delete.log for file not found and if so logs this fact.  This works>
 
  echo ‘** got here’  This simply tells me that after the first error control gets here and then 
  exits the loop.
done < $LOG/files.txt

!/bin/ksh
#set -xv
USAGE="usage: test2.ksh"
 
# Set the environment variables
. /bill/adc/env.vars
. /bill/common/host/set.host.bat
 
# Set env vars
AdcIP=`grep ADCIPadr $DAY_DIR/ADC.Web.Server.cfg | awk '{ print $2}'`
DataDir=`grep ADCdataDir $DAY_DIR/ADC.Web.Server.cfg | awk '{ print $2}'`
ADCuid=`grep ADCuid $DAY_DIR/ADC.Web.Server.cfg | awk '{ print $2}'`
 
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# DELETE the billing files from the web server                                                   #
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
 
echo `date` '    Start of delete routine' >> $AUD_DIR/app.log
 
while read InputRecord
do
   echo `date` '      Deleting file..............................: ' $InputRecord >> $AUD_DIR/app.log
 
   ssh -i $SSH_DIR/<ssh key> -b $SrcIP $ADCuid@$AdcIP "rm $DataDir/$InputRecord" > $LOG_DAY/delete.adc.bill.files.log 2>&1
 
   echo 'RC: ' $?
 
   echo 'IR: ' $InputRecord
done < $LOG_DAY/bill.files.pulled.lst

while IFS= read -r f <&3;
do
     #do something with "$f"
     rm -f "$f"
done 3< delete.txt
 
while IFS= read -r FileName <&3;
do
       echo `date` '      Deleting file..............................: ' $FileName >> $AUD_DIR/app.log
 
       ssh -i $SSH_DIR/m5kdom6.adc.webserver.pri -b $SrcIP $ADCuid@$AdcIP "rm $DataDir/$FileName" > $LOG_DAY/delete.adc.bill.files.log 2>&1
 
       echo 'RC: ' $?
done 3< $LOG_DAY/bill.files.pulled.lst