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Old 10-18-2007
Errors-- Any Idea
Getting some errors when i run this script..
./xml_load_process.txt[15]: -jar: not found
./xml_load_process.txt[23]: syntax error at line 31 : `then' unmatched

any ideas...really miffed at my inability to spot the error....

Code:
#!/bin/ksh

# set -o xtrace

# set environment variables

export DSAsourcedir=/app/ecr/powercenter/7.1.4/BAS/server/SrcFiles/ECR/DSA


SRC_EXTRACT=CRDLITE.xsl
META_ExTRACT=MetadataExtract.xsl
#SAXON=saxon.jar
PATH_TO_SAXON=/opt/java1.4/jre/bin/java -jar saxon.jar
X_EXT='.XML'
O_EXT='.OK'

X_TGT_FILE=$SRC_FILE${O_EXT}
M_TGT_FILE=$SRC_FILE${X_EXT}

SRC_FILE=`ls -la *xml`

## Main Body

if [ ${#SRC_FILE} -gt 0 ]

then

$PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $SRC_EXTRACT > $X_TGT_FILE && $PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $META_EXTRACT > $M_TGT_FILE

fi

Last edited by vino; 10-18-2007 at 03:06 PM.. Reason: added code tags
# 2  
Old 10-18-2007
I'm not a scripting expert at all, but it looks to me like you're trying to list a path in line 15 including a directory named "java-jar" but have an accidental space between the a and the -.

Also, do you need a ; or something after the if statement so it knows you're done specifying the condition?
# 3  
Old 10-18-2007
Can you post the code in a [ CODE ] block so we can get an idea of your formatting?
# 4  
Old 10-18-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by jazz21
Getting some errors when i run this script..
./xml_load_process.txt[15]: -jar: not found
./xml_load_process.txt[23]: syntax error at line 31 : `then' unmatched

any ideas...really miffed at my inability to spot the error....

Code:
#!/bin/ksh

# set -o xtrace

# set environment variables

export DSAsourcedir=/app/ecr/powercenter/7.1.4/BAS/server/SrcFiles/ECR/DSA


SRC_EXTRACT=CRDLITE.xsl
META_ExTRACT=MetadataExtract.xsl
#SAXON=saxon.jar
PATH_TO_SAXON=/opt/java1.4/jre/bin/java -jar saxon.jar
X_EXT='.XML'
O_EXT='.OK'

X_TGT_FILE=$SRC_FILE${O_EXT}
M_TGT_FILE=$SRC_FILE${X_EXT}

SRC_FILE=`ls -la *xml`

## Main Body

if [ ${#SRC_FILE} -gt 0 ]

then

$PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $SRC_EXTRACT > $X_TGT_FILE && $PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $META_EXTRACT > $M_TGT_FILE

fi

Code:
PATH_TO_SAXON=/opt/java1.4/jre/bin/java -jar saxon.jar

becomes
Code:
PATH_TO_SAXON="/opt/java1.4/jre/bin/java -jar saxon.jar"

Code:
if [ ${#SRC_FILE} -gt 0 ]

then

$PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $SRC_EXTRACT > $X_TGT_FILE && $PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $META_EXTRACT > $M_TGT_FILE

fi

becomes
Code:
if [[ $? -eq 0 ]] ; then 
$PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $SRC_EXTRACT > $X_TGT_FILE && $PATH_TO_SAXON $SRC_FILE $META_EXTRACT > $M_TGT_FILE
fi

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