12 Replies Latest reply on Mar 22, 2018 12:44 PM by Robeen

    check last line in file

    Robeen
    Robeen Mar 8, 2018 4:20 PM

      Red Hat Linux 6

       

      Hi,

       

      I want to write a bash script to to check if last line in a file is equal to  "Import dump completed successfully".

      The condtion is if "Import dump completed successfully" is not present in logfile, error will be written to a variable in another file(output.properties)

       

      cd /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/cidev/exportlog

      arch1=$(ls -t | head -1)

       

      cd /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gaiadev/exportlog

      arch2=$(ls -t | head -1)

       

      cd /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gcidev/exportlog

      arch3=$(ls -t | head -1)

       

      if [ $(\grep "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully" $arch1 ] <--- to check

       

       

              then

              sed -i 's/^IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG.*/IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG=ERROR IN CI/g'                /comptel/output.properties

       

       

      if [ $(\grep "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully" $arch2 ]  <--- to check

       

       

              then

              sed -i 's/^IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG.*/IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG=ERROR IN GAIA/g'            /comptel/output.properties

       

       

      if [ $(\grep "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully" $arch3 ] <--- to check

              then

              sed -i 's/^IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG.*/IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG=ERROR IN GCI/g'             /comptel/output.properties

       

       

       

       

      fi

      fi

      fi

       

      Can anyone please guide me for the if statement, if "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully" is not present in $arch1 or $arch2 or $arch3, then output the ERROR  message in /comptel/output.properties

       

      Thanks,

       

      Joe

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        • 1. Re: check last line in file
          Nik
          Nik Mar 8, 2018 7:02 PM (in response to Robeen)

          Hi.

          For example:

           

             res=`grep "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully"  $arch1  $arch2 $arch3`

             if [ "$res= "" ] ; then  echo "Error" > /comptel/output.properties

             fi

           

          Regards,

            Nik

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          • 2. Re: check last line in file
            Igoroshka
            Igoroshka Mar 9, 2018 6:35 AM (in response to Robeen)

            1. Are you sure "Import dump completed successfully" is the last line? Are there other rows/empty rows possible?

            2. What about to have multiple "Import dump completed successfully" rows in the file?

            3. What do you mean "error will be written to a variable in another file"?

            • 3. Re: check last line in file
              handat
              handat Mar 9, 2018 8:02 AM (in response to Robeen)

              Assuming you want an error message 'Error Occured' in a variable called ERROR, then the following could do it:

               

              res=`grep "IMP-00000: Import terminated successfully"  $arch1  $arch2 $arch3`

                 if [ "$res" = "" ] ; then  echo "\$ERROR='Error Occured'" >> /comptel/output.properties

                 fi

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              • 4. Re: check last line in file
                Robeen
                Robeen Mar 9, 2018 7:45 AM (in response to Igoroshka)

                1. Not in the last line. It should be present in the file

                 

                3. the work ERROR will be appended (using echo) to a variable in a file.

                • 5. Re: check last line in file
                  Robeen
                  Robeen Mar 9, 2018 7:55 AM (in response to handat)

                  I am getting

                   

                  oracle@rh-ftthprod-db1 DNRTOOL]$ sh checkERR2.sh

                  importgaia090320180922.log

                  checkERR2.sh: line 18: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'

                  checkERR2.sh: line 20: syntax error: unexpected end of file

                  • 6. Re: check last line in file
                    handat
                    handat Mar 9, 2018 8:06 AM (in response to Robeen)

                    Check for single " character. There should always be a pair of them around a string.

                    • 7. Re: check last line in file
                      Dude!
                      Dude! Mar 9, 2018 9:57 AM (in response to Robeen)

                      How about the following:

                       

                      #!/bin/bash

                       

                      out=/comptel/output.properties

                      log1=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/cidev/exportlog | head -1)

                      log2=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gaiadev/exportlog | head -1)

                      log3=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gcidev/exportlog | head -1)

                       

                      lastlog() {

                        local status

                        tail -n 1 $1 | grep 'MP-00000: Import terminated successfully' >/dev/null 2>&1

                        status=${PIPESTATUS[@]}

                        [ "$status" != "0 0" ] && echo $1 was not successfull >> $out

                      }

                       

                      lastlog $log1

                      lastlog $log2

                      lastlog $log3

                      • 8. Re: check last line in file
                        Dude!
                        Dude! Mar 9, 2018 10:09 AM (in response to Dude!) 
                        1. Not in the last line. It should be present in the file

                         

                        That's not what you wrote in your initial post, but that simplifies it:

                         

                         

                        #!/bin/bash

                         

                        out=/comptel/output.properties

                        log1=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/cidev/exportlog | head -1)

                        log2=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gaiadev/exportlog | head -1)

                        log3=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gcidev/exportlog | head -1)

                         

                        lastlog() {

                          grep 'MP-00000: Import terminated successfully' $1 >/dev/null 2>&1 \

                            || echo "$1 was not successfull" >> $out

                        }


                        lastlog $log1

                        lastlog $log2

                        lastlog $log3

                        • 9. Re: check last line in file
                          Robeen
                          Robeen Mar 22, 2018 7:02 AM (in response to Robeen)

                          Hi,

                           

                          I have tested the script for one of my import dump logfile.

                           

                           

                          content of script:

                          out=/comptel/DNR/DNRTOOL/FILES/application.properties

                          log2=$(ls -1t /oldbackup/DNRTOOL/gaiadnr/exportlog | head -1)

                          lastlog() {

                            grep 'Import terminated successfully with warnings.' $1 >/dev/null 2>&1 \  || sed -i 's/^IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG.*/IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG=ERROR/g' $out

                          }

                          lastlog $log2

                           

                          I see I am still getting 'ERROR' for flag IMPORTGAIAGCICIFLAG

                           

                          Please advise.

                           

                          Regards

                          Joe

                          • 10. Re: check last line in file
                            Nik
                            Nik Mar 22, 2018 7:57 AM (in response to Robeen)

                            Hi.

                            You lost line

                            || echo "$1 was not successfull" >> $out

                             

                            Return this line to your script.

                             

                            Regards,

                            Nik

                            • 11. Re: check last line in file
                              EdStevens
                              EdStevens Mar 22, 2018 11:56 AM (in response to Robeen)

                              Robeen wrote:

                               

                              Hi,

                               

                              I have tested the script for one of my import dump logfile.

                               

                               

                               

                               

                              How many times have you been asked to NOT post screen shots of terminal sessions?

                              • 12. Re: check last line in file
                                Robeen
                                Robeen Mar 22, 2018 12:44 PM (in response to EdStevens)

                                ok noted