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if test for greater than value
Name: bayda01 Date: February 24, 2009 at 08:45:23 Pacific OS: sun solaris Subcategory: General
Comment:
I am trying to test if number of pages(in this case 50) is greater than 2 pages and getting error on test. ifile=$1 ifile=/lrscommon/ede/bayman/sun/vpsxroot/spool/P305/00001080.dat
a=$3
a=50
b=$2
b=1080
d=2
d=2 if [$3 -gt $d];then echo "routed to print shop" echo "<!VPSX-REROUTE>PRINTSHOP" echo "<!VPSX-ERRACTN>HOLD" echo "<!VPSX-RETRY>NO" echo "<!VPSX-DoNotPrint>" exit 0 else echo "file did not exceed output limit" fi+ [50 -gt 2] /lrscommon/ede/bayman/sun/output.script: [50: not found + echo file did not exceed output limit
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