Re: awk question

From: Darrell Landrum <darrell_at_landrum.com>
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 2004 22:55:04 -0500
Message-ID: <000f01c44dd5$8c746e70$6601a8c0@darrell1>

Here is an example of one idea, although there may be a cleaner way. I've used an ls -l command to get a particular file size instead of the orastat in your code, then compare that to a previously defined threshold. Basically, I take the threshold and the ls result and concat them into one variable with a space in between.
Then, send that value into your awk statement for the test of $1 to $2.

hp19:/home/dlandrum $ cat ak

export WARNING_THRESHHOLD=10

export TBS_WARNING=`ls -l test.ksh| awk '{print $5}'`

export CHK_TBS_WARNING="$TBS_WARNING $WARNING_THRESHHOLD"

echo $CHK_TBS_WARNING | awk '{if ($1 > $2) print $1}'

hp19:/home/dlandrum $ ksh -x ak
+ export WARNING_THRESHHOLD=10
+ awk {print $5}
+ ls -l test.ksh
+ export TBS_WARNING=21
+ export CHK_TBS_WARNING=21 10
+ echo 21 10
+ awk {if ($1 > $2) print $1}

21

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