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Old 12-26-2013
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Hi All,

i worte a shell script which will zcat the .gz file and write it in to a tmp file and then again cat the file and convert it to Dos mode. Next step is i am greping the file to search for the particular string on the 1st line and if the string does not exits it will insert the 1st line .This is done on 6 different files with different headers inserting at the 1st line.

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zcat 2013-12-26_file1.csv.gz > 2013-12-26_file1_tmp.csv
cat 2013-12-26_file1_tmp.csv | sed 's/$/\r/' > 2013-12-26_file1.csv
grep -q "TIMESTAMP" 2013-12-26_file1.csv
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo "NO CHANGES ARE NEEDED"
exit
else
sed -i '1iTIMESTAMP|id|Fisrtname' 2013-12-26_file1.csv
echo "ADDED HEADER"
fi
 

zcat 2013-12-26_file2.csv.gz > 2013-12-26_file2_tmp.csv
cat $2013-12-26_file2.tmp.csv | sed 's/$/\r/' > 2013-12-26_file2.csv
grep -q  "ADDRESS" 2013-12-26_file2.csv
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo "NO CHANGES ARE NEEDED"
else
sed -i '1iADDRESS|ID|NAME' 2013-1-26_file2.csv
echo "ADDED HEADER"
else
fi
I thought of doing this for all the 6 files but it will be same script repeating again and again . so Can some one point me how i can reduce the code using function with small example

Thank you!!
# 2  
Old 12-26-2013
Code:
#!/bin/bash
 
mysub(){
if [ $1 -eq 0 ]
 then
  echo "NO CHANGES ARE NEEDED"
  exit
 else
  sed -i '1i'"$2" $3
  echo "ADDED HEADER"
 fi
)
 
zcat 2013-12-26_file1.csv.gz > 2013-12-26_file1_tmp.csv
cat 2013-12-26_file1_tmp.csv | sed 's/$/\r/' > 2013-12-26_file1.csv
grep -q "TIMESTAMP" 2013-12-26_file1.csv
mysub $? 'TIMESTAMP|id|Fisrtname' 2013-12-26_file1.csv 
 
zcat 2013-12-26_file2.csv.gz > 2013-12-26_file2_tmp.csv
cat $2013-12-26_file2.tmp.csv | sed 's/$/\r/' > 2013-12-26_file2.csv
grep -q  "ADDRESS" 2013-12-26_file2.csv
mysub $? 'ADDRESS|ID|NAME' 2013-1-26_file2.csv

Now, you can go farther, capturing file stub name by grinding it off with ${name%%.*} and suing the stub to make new names. You can pipe together stuff so you do not have intermediate files. You can take many input files from the command line or stdin.
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