Shell Programming and Scripting

Then use

Code:

if [ "${Status}." != "0." ]

HI
Im Executing Application Command

Result of the command is

Run Status : RESET (21)
StartTime : Wed Apr 30 21:08:09 2008
End Time : Wed Apr 30 21:18:09 2008

I want take the status alone (i.e) RESET how can i take.
Result shold be passed into IF Else Statement.
help me please.

Is the command op always the same?
I mean, the line you want to "check" is:
"Run Status: ..... (#)"
In this case, what you'd like to test, is the number in brackets?

Yes "Run Status:" is Comman

but the status may differ i.e RUN,RESET,SUCCESS..

So, what you want to see is if the number in brackets is a "0", isn`t it?
It seems that what you want is to check a "SUCCESS". If so, this might help you:

Code:

status=$(yourcommand | grep "Run Status" | awk '{print $4}')
if [[ "$status" = "SUCCESS" ]]; then
...

But take into account that the line beginning "Run Status" must be fixed, I mean, always has the same format... In my example, The "yourcommand" output must have a line like this one ( "_" are white spaces/tabs):

Run_Status_:_STATUSNAME_whatever

Regards.

Try this out.This is working in Bash and Korn

Status=`Executing Some Command`
if [ "$Status" != 0 ]
then
echo "abc"
else
echo "........."
fi

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