Hi
I tired both the options in the script and they did nt work. Manually I am able to connect with a space but not with colon.
It is korn script and ftp is normal (not secured). I would like to post the script but I am restricted not to.
Thanks for the help!
kumari
Hi All,
Is it possible to assign FTP hostname & portnumber in one parameter? To the current script we have the values are passed via csv file(comma seperated values). This csv file consists of multiple FTP host records and all hosts got default port number. Now for one of our server there is a...
Hi,
I need to compare value1= '2010-06-03 22:29:42:109615'(this in character) and to a timestamp field value2='16-JUL-10 04.42.44.296985000 PM' in a SQL.
Table value format is: 16-JUL-10 04.42.44.296985000 PM'
Value compared format is:'2010-08-03 22:29:42:109615'
I need to display values...
Good Morning All,
I have a scenario where I have to get the total count of the days.
Data in the table:
col1 col2 col3
101 12/12/06 A
101 02/15/07 H
101 03/10/07 B
101 04/18/07 C
101 05/27/07 H
101...
...a script which takes multiple files from a UNIX server and renames them and put to a Unix folder.
Below is the script:
SrcDir=$1
cd $SrcDir
ls *_*.txt | nawk '
{x=$0;sub(/_.*\.txt$/,".txt",x); printf "cp %s /ap/test/cat/%s\n",$0,x}
' |sh -v
I am successfully moving all the files with...
...file and move to a new folder.All files will be in same structure(mean same number of columns)..
Can we do this through script....
Ex:
File1
File2
.
.
.
Filen
to TEST1.txt
something like cat file* > TEST1.txt ..
and then move the file to new folder...
Thanks in advance..
Kumari
Hi All...
Thanks a lot..
I do nt have "mutt" command on my UNIX. I tried using the mail command instead of mutt& it is not sending a mail..but it is creating a file called dead.letter in default folder...
I used both scripts...
Thanks in advance....
Hi All
I have to send an email if the count of the folder does nt match with what expected.
#!/bin/ksh/
#Sends an email if the count of the files in a folder are less then expected
SrcDir=$1
Count=$2
cd $SrcDir | ls -l | wc -l -ne $Count && mutt -s "The count of $SrcDir is not equal to...
Hi Feherke..
I tested with both the scripts, the scripts executed good but the output into the file is in this format:
/Srcdirectory/File1.txt,2
/Srcdirectory/File2.txt,78
/Srcdirectory/File3.txt,100
/Srcdirectory/File4.txt,90
/Srcdirectory/File5.txt,78
I used both the scripts to this...
Hi All,
I want a list of files sent to a file with word count.
Ex:
Srcdirectory:
File1.txt
File2.txt
File3.txt
File4.txt
File5.txt
.
..
I need a to build a file in this way
Filename,Count
File1.txt,2
File2.txt,78
File3.txt,100
File4.txt,90
File5.txt,78
And I want to overwrite this...
Hi PHV..
Thanks a lot. I am getting below errors when i am executing the below script..
awk: syntax error near line 2
awk: illegal statement near line 2
cd /tmp/target
ls *_*.txt | awk '
{x=$0;sub(/_.*\.txt$/,".txt",x); printf "cp % s /tmp/source
/%s\n",$0,x}
' |sh -v
...I want to strip the _ & date and I want file names to be as
test.txt, test1.txt,.....
I am trying to do something like this
cp /tmp/target/* /tmp/source/
echo 'files are moved to source folder'
ls -l |tr 's' '_*.txt' '.txt'
echo 'status=0'
exit 0
I tried to use 'sed' command too. I...
Hi Feherke..
Yes I have readable and executable permissions for the folder and the MAIN folder exists in the path..I created a script to do word count of a file from the MAIN folder and it is giving the output....
Thanks
...code for my previous post. I am trying to execute this and getting an error wc: cannot open /home/folder/MAIN/
Script:
wc -l /home/folder/MAIN/* > /dev/null | while
Read nr name;do test
$NR -eq 1 && mutt -a "$name" -s "the count of the $name is one" tom345@yahoomail.com;
done
Thanks in...
Good Morning All,
I have a a problem with wc -l. When I am opening a file with in vi editor I can see 2 lines in it but when I am doing a "wc -l filename" I am getting only 1 as output. It is same with all the files.I am getting word count of total records -1.These files are in DOS format and...
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