I need some help with the Ksh scripting....
I have a Script call Mail.ksh which calls Crank.ksh which calls Readdates.ksh whoch calls mindiff.ksh
the output of mindiff.ksh and Readdates.ksh are wirtten to a text file...
Here is how each file is called or executed...
./Mail.ksh 30 5 ( where count=30 and wait =5)
Crank.ksh `basename ${0}` $1 $2 > ${CUR_MAINT_DATE}.out
(Where Script name=`basename ${0}` Count= $1 wait= $2 )
Readdates.ksh Load_CAG${CUR_MAINT_DATE}
(Where Load_CAG is a log file it looking up in the log dir)
Mindiff.ksh
this whole code runs fine... Now i need another text file which have only a part of Mindiff.ksh ie the last echo (only part of it) ${hour4}:${min4}:${sec4}
i need list of this echo in a text file called runtime.out is there any possibel way to do it...
If you need more info please let me know... any suggestions are welcomed
I'm guessing you did not write that code.
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# change this
echo " ${hour4}:${min4}:${sec4} = ${1} to ${2}"
# to this
echo " ${hour4}:${min4}:${sec4} = ${1} to ${2}" >> runtime.out
[/code]
You will also have to add
up near the top of the Mail.ksh file
[/code]
Yes i havnt written the code... Unix is not my area of field...
anways where excatly you want to to add > runtime.out
do you mean at ./Mail.ksh 30 5 > runtime.out
please correct me if i am wrong
Actually you got my question wrong... I want the script to write to current_date.out as it is writing now... i want to add another file called runtime .out where it should only echo part of the echo statement
ie echo "${hour4}:${min4}:${sec4}"
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