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Validation of mounting and unmounting

Hi folks,

I have below code for unmounting, but i need validation filesystem is unmounted or not, if not it give us error. Please confirm below code or need modification. Please suggest.

Code:
umount /oradata

if [ $? -eq 0 ]

then
     echo "/oradata Unmounted Successfully"

else
     echo "Problem in umounting /oradata Please Check."
fi

Same is for mounting purpose. Please suggest.

Code:
mount /dev/xxx/vol1 /oradata

if [ $? -eq 0 ]

then
     echo "/oradata mounted Successfully"

else
     echo "Problem in mounting /oradata Please Check."
fi

 
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NAME
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version 7.70 SYNOPSIS
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