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Follwoing korn shell is used to move files from source folder to destination folder and gzip it in destination folder. mv_iotto.ksh

Posted on 20-Jun-2006 By Admin No Comments on Follwoing korn shell is used to move files from source folder to destination folder and gzip it in destination folder. mv_iotto.ksh

#!/usr/bin/ksh

a=`ps -ef|grep “mv_iotto.ksh”|grep -v grep|wc -l`

if [ $a -gt 2 ]

then

echo “Exiting because of more than 1 Moving archive log script is running ”

exit

fi

for fname in `ls -rlt /tmpdb2/oradata/UOCIOTTO_ARCH/*.arc | awk ‘{print $9}’ | sed ‘$d’ | sed ‘$d’`

do

print “”;

print “File Name : $fname “;

dest_file=`echo $fname| cut -c31-80`;

print “dest_file = $dest_file”;

dest_file_with_path=”/tmpdb4/oradata/UOCIOTTO_ARCH/$dest_file”;

print “dest file with path = $dest_file_with_path”;

print “Processing mv $fname $dest_file_with_path…..”;

mv $fname $dest_file_with_path;

print “Processing gzip $dest_file_with_path…..”;

gzip $dest_file_with_path;

done

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