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The for statement is for PROC_DATE in `find /prod/home01/store/csa/data/data01/input/amerifee/ -name '[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-1][0-9][0-3][0-9]'|so rt -u`

Sorry....I donot want all the files just the files that I will get with the FOR statement, Thank You. :-)

All the files that I want are in the same directory, but the problem is I donot want to cat all the files in that directory.....Please let me know how to go about that...

I would like to have a script that concatenates multiple files in a folder into a single file.Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Something like this..... for PROC_DATE in `find path -name '*'|sort -u` do concatenate logic .... .... done

MONTHDATE(){ # MONTHDATE nDays [format] typeset -i nDays=$1; format=$2 typeset -i localOffset=$(echo $TZ | sed 's![^-0-9]*\([-0-9]*\).*!\1!') TZ=X$((localOffset-24*nDays)) date $format } MONTHS_DATE="$(MONTHDATE -45 '+m%d')" Error:---- It is returning this value where as I am expecting...

I want to assign rc=2 if ls command lists any files.

I want the below statement to return the value 2 if the ls command returns any files? rc=$(rsh -l dmnida kdnidp02 "ls ${ZW_MONTHLY_PATH}${SD_FILE}.sum 2>/dev/null

Thanks a lot. I want this statement to return a value 2 if any files are returned in ls command? I would really appreciate if you could help me with this question.

Could somebody please explain this statement and what it returns? rc=$(rsh -l admin server1 "ls ${ZW_MONTHLY_PATH}${SD_FILE}.sum 2>/dev/null")

How to compare 2 dates of yyyymmdd format in a if statement? I am trying to compare two dates in a If condition like this and it does not work? if (( "$PROC_DATE" < "$MONTHS_DATE" )) then print "$MONTHS_DATE" fi

Thanks PHV, great answer.

The thread Thread80-850019 is using perl, but I would like a solution without using perl and instead using only UNIX script.

I want to get date one month before today using unix shell script in YYYYMMDD format?

How to get the date 30 days before today using unix scripting? The month changes and year changes shold be considered.