This is interesting... You have shown us six lines of output from a command that should produce no more than four lines of output.
And, you say you want to process a file named input.txt, but the code that follows never reads that file. Instead, it reads two other files named project.txt and projection.txt. And, with default fields separators, awk will see only one field in each of the above lines; but your code below is using awk to extract the 3rd field from the 1st line of the file named projection.txt. Does the 1st line in project.txt have a different format than the lines you have shown us above in input.txt? If so, please show us the first few lines of input.txt instead of the last few lines.
Does the echo in your script print the value of $week that you were hoping to get? (If not; what does it print and what did you want it to print?)
Quote:
Originally Posted by arun888
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
grep 'PROM' projection.txt > prom.txt
grep 'ADUS' projection.txt >adus.txt
egrep -v 'PROM|ADUS' project.txt > none.txt
count=`cat project.txt | head -1 > pro.txt`
week=`awk '{print $3}' pro.txt`
input=w$week
echo $week
while read -r i
do
echo $i
if [ -s /retail/market/sali/$input/$i ]
then
echo " files is availbale"
else
echo " not available"
fi
done < prom.txt
while read -r i
do
echo $i
if [ -s /retail/market/sali/usmf/$input/$i ]
then
echo " files is availbale"
else
echo " not available"
fi
done < adus.txt
You code reads from projection.txt and project.txt and produces the files prom.txt, adus.txt, none.txt, and pro.txt.
What is the relationship between the input.txt you showed us above and the projection.txt, and project.txt files read by your script?
When your script exits, which of the files it produces are needed for something else; and which are just temporary files only needed within the above script?
Following may help you in same, if you have any queries then please be more specific in your requirement with complete details so that we can help you. Here I am requesting user itself to enter the initial path.
Code:
echo "Enter the directory's path where files present. Example: /path/to/files"
read PA
while read line
do
ZERO=0
ls -l $PA"/"$line > /dev/null 2>&1
if [[ $? -eq $ZERO ]]
then
echo "File named $line found."
else
echo "File named $line NOT found."
fi
done < "Input_file"
Thanks,
R. Singh
Last edited by RavinderSingh13; 09-07-2015 at 04:19 AM..
hi ravi,
sorry for not giving requirement properly.
In the input file , there are two keywords present in the file , "PROD" and "ADUS".
Could you please let me know how o hard code the directory for the above scenario.
if PROM name is present in the file it should check in
Code:
/retail/market/loki/
If ADUS name is present in the file it should check in
Hi arun888,
It is hard to keep up with your changing requirements.
First every input line has three fields separated by periods. Then there are three fields and sometimes the 3rd field is empty. And now, sometimes there are three fields (for PROM files) and sometimes there are four fields (for ADUS files).
Instead of showing us examples of lines from your input file, please describe in English the format of the filenames in that file:
How many (period separated) fields can there be in your filenames?
Is the 2nd field (the string between the 1st and 2nd periods in the filename) always the week number?
Is the last field always the field that contains ADUS or PROM (or none of the above)?
Can any field other than the last field be empty (i.e., in addition to HTS40007.W1978. could there be a filename like HTS40006.W1978..PROM)?
With a clear description of the input you're trying to process, we can write code to process it. Without a clear description, we'll never know if we have code that can cope with a filename format we haven't seen before.
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