Storing result in variable (unix shell script) [on hold]
In the script below, I am able to get result till job(line no-5) properly. I am getting correct result in /tmp/jobname.txt file.
However, I am getting error while storing result in startime variable.
I know the syntax head -1 $i is incorrect. I to pass that $i variable. file starttime.log is getting created with 0 byt.e due to syntax issue
#!/bin/ksh
tlog=`tail -1 /tmp/jobname.txt`
job=`grep STARTED "newco_dm_multischema.log" | sort -u | awk '{print $7}' > /tmp/jobname.txt`
starttime=`grep -B1 $tlog "newco_dm_multischema.log" | head -1 $i | awk '{print $1,$2}' | cut -c 2,20 > /tmp/starttime.log`
done
shell-script ksh
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In the script below, I am able to get result till job(line no-5) properly. I am getting correct result in /tmp/jobname.txt file.
However, I am getting error while storing result in startime variable.
I know the syntax head -1 $i is incorrect. I to pass that $i variable. file starttime.log is getting created with 0 byt.e due to syntax issue
#!/bin/ksh
tlog=`tail -1 /tmp/jobname.txt`
job=`grep STARTED "newco_dm_multischema.log" | sort -u | awk '{print $7}' > /tmp/jobname.txt`
starttime=`grep -B1 $tlog "newco_dm_multischema.log" | head -1 $i | awk '{print $1,$2}' | cut -c 2,20 > /tmp/starttime.log`
done
shell-script ksh
edited 6 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked 9 hours ago
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by andcoz, Anthony Geoghegan, Jeff Schaller, ilkkachu, Christopher 4 hours ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
4
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
3
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
1
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
2
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago
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In the script below, I am able to get result till job(line no-5) properly. I am getting correct result in /tmp/jobname.txt file.
However, I am getting error while storing result in startime variable.
I know the syntax head -1 $i is incorrect. I to pass that $i variable. file starttime.log is getting created with 0 byt.e due to syntax issue
#!/bin/ksh
tlog=`tail -1 /tmp/jobname.txt`
job=`grep STARTED "newco_dm_multischema.log" | sort -u | awk '{print $7}' > /tmp/jobname.txt`
starttime=`grep -B1 $tlog "newco_dm_multischema.log" | head -1 $i | awk '{print $1,$2}' | cut -c 2,20 > /tmp/starttime.log`
done
shell-script ksh
edited 6 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked 9 hours ago
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In the script below, I am able to get result till job(line no-5) properly. I am getting correct result in /tmp/jobname.txt file.
However, I am getting error while storing result in startime variable.
I know the syntax head -1 $i is incorrect. I to pass that $i variable. file starttime.log is getting created with 0 byt.e due to syntax issue
#!/bin/ksh
tlog=`tail -1 /tmp/jobname.txt`
job=`grep STARTED "newco_dm_multischema.log" | sort -u | awk '{print $7}' > /tmp/jobname.txt`
starttime=`grep -B1 $tlog "newco_dm_multischema.log" | head -1 $i | awk '{print $1,$2}' | cut -c 2,20 > /tmp/starttime.log`
done
shell-script ksh
shell-script ksh
edited 6 hours ago
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edited 6 hours ago
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edited 6 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.5k1479133
edited 6 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.5k1479133
edited 6 hours ago
Rui F Ribeiro
39.5k1479133
39.5k1479133
asked 9 hours ago
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asked 9 hours ago
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asked 9 hours ago
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by andcoz, Anthony Geoghegan, Jeff Schaller, ilkkachu, Christopher 4 hours ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by andcoz, Anthony Geoghegan, Jeff Schaller, ilkkachu, Christopher 4 hours ago
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Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
4
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
3
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
1
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
2
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago
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2
Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
4
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
3
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
1
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
2
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago
2
2
Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
4
4
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
3
3
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
1
1
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
2
2
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago
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Hi and welcome to U&L Stack Exchange. What error are you getting?
– Time4Tea
9 hours ago
4
Why did you delete your original question and then ask almost the same one totally ignoring my suggestions.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
3
Please explain why you're using a loop here at all. It's really hard to tell what you're trying to do.
– RoVo
8 hours ago
1
I recommend starting from scratch with a very simple 1-line command and make sure you know how to store the result of a command to a file. Then, build up from there. I don't know ksh, so not 100% sure of the syntax.
– Time4Tea
8 hours ago
2
Your code contains multiple issues. Try to write a simple example of the one issue you need help with. This will help you to isolate the problem and us to understand it.
– andcoz
6 hours ago