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checking directory before executing
Name: sureshht Date: March 26, 2007 at 07:38:50 Pacific OS: AIX 5L CPU/Ram: 4CPU/8GB RAM Product: RS6000
Comment:
Hi, I am executing set of if conditions for my rollover of logs script. If the file exists then roll them over with dates. Now, I want to check whether the directory in which i am rolling over file, exists or not. if directory doesnot exists, I donot want to continue to rollover logs. I just want to come out of the loop. I am not sure whether I am clear about what I want. Let me know if its not clear.
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