Shell Programming and Scripting

# doloadsfs.sh - load scribe data into new SFS files
for s in c e f h m
do
for f in 0001 0002 0003 0004
do
hed -n ma$s.$f.sfs
slink -isp -f 20000 c:/data/scribe/scribe/dr1/mt/ma$s/a${s}pa$f.pes \
ma$s.$f.sfs
anload -S c:/data/scribe/scribe/dr1/mt/ma$s/a${s}pa$f.pea ma$s.$f.sfs
done
done


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I get these errors:
$ sh doloadsfs.sh
doloadsfs.sh: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `$'do\r''
'oloadsfs.sh: line 3: `do

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Can any1 please tell me the correct script for this to run.
Thanks

1. do you have "#!/bin/sh" at the start?
2. use CODE tags to ensure faithful formatting of script when posting

i did try wat u said even before i posted it..

I think it has to do something wid the 'for' or the 'do' statement...

the bin statement in the first line dint make a difference.

I think that your script may have carriage-returns or other control characters.

Is it possible for you to elucidate?
If possible can u please post my script with the possible changes u think should be implemented. Thanks.

Arun

Code:

#!/bin/sh
# doloadsfs.sh - load scribe data into new SFS files
for s in c e f h m
do
    for f in 0001 0002 0003 0004
    do
        hed -n ma$s.$f.sfs
        slink -isp -f 20000 c:/data/scribe/scribe/dr1/mt/ma$s/a${s}pa$f.pes \
                                                            ma$s.$f.sfs
        anload -S c:/data/scribe/scribe/dr1/mt/ma$s/a${s}pa$f.pea ma$s.$f.sfs
    done
done

The \r is the giveaway of embedded carriage returns.

Getting the same error in the 4th line now...

jus that u included the bin statement