Scipt to run only once during given time
I am finding it hard to incorporate a logic in my script to have my script run only once during given time . Please help with some logic that you would have used .
Eq:- first time script will run at 9:30 but if someone trys to run my script again b/w 930 to 945 say at 940 either manually or via job, it should not run. What ticker should be kept to handle this.
if [ (${date} -gt "0930" && ${date} -lt "0945") or (${date} -gt "1130" && ${date} -lt "1145") ]
then
write_log "Fetching data"
while read line
do
"does processing"
done < ${CONFIG_FILE}
else
write_log "Its not time to fetch details."
fi
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I am finding it hard to incorporate a logic in my script to have my script run only once during given time . Please help with some logic that you would have used .
Eq:- first time script will run at 9:30 but if someone trys to run my script again b/w 930 to 945 say at 940 either manually or via job, it should not run. What ticker should be kept to handle this.
if [ (${date} -gt "0930" && ${date} -lt "0945") or (${date} -gt "1130" && ${date} -lt "1145") ]
then
write_log "Fetching data"
while read line
do
"does processing"
done < ${CONFIG_FILE}
else
write_log "Its not time to fetch details."
fi
scripting
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I am finding it hard to incorporate a logic in my script to have my script run only once during given time . Please help with some logic that you would have used .
Eq:- first time script will run at 9:30 but if someone trys to run my script again b/w 930 to 945 say at 940 either manually or via job, it should not run. What ticker should be kept to handle this.
if [ (${date} -gt "0930" && ${date} -lt "0945") or (${date} -gt "1130" && ${date} -lt "1145") ]
then
write_log "Fetching data"
while read line
do
"does processing"
done < ${CONFIG_FILE}
else
write_log "Its not time to fetch details."
fi
scripting
asked 7 mins ago
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I am finding it hard to incorporate a logic in my script to have my script run only once during given time . Please help with some logic that you would have used .
Eq:- first time script will run at 9:30 but if someone trys to run my script again b/w 930 to 945 say at 940 either manually or via job, it should not run. What ticker should be kept to handle this.
if [ (${date} -gt "0930" && ${date} -lt "0945") or (${date} -gt "1130" && ${date} -lt "1145") ]
then
write_log "Fetching data"
while read line
do
"does processing"
done < ${CONFIG_FILE}
else
write_log "Its not time to fetch details."
fi
scripting
scripting
asked 7 mins ago
MachineMachine
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asked 7 mins ago
MachineMachine
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