variable definition

A sample shell script

 

#!/bin/sh

viperooe_home=`dirname $0`

source $viperooe_home/env-viperooe.sh

instancename=$1

cd $viperooe_home/persistence/$1

currentDate=`date '+%Y%m%d'`

echo $currentDate

currentTime=`date '+%H%M%S'`

echo $currentTime

logName=orderStoreRatio-$currentDate-$currentTime.log

echo here is it! $viperooe_home/$logName

echo "orderstore usage info:" >> $viperooe_home/$logName

typeset -i used=`od -c orderstore |grep 'c   i   b   c' | head -1 | awk '{print $1}'`

echo "Currently used: $used" >> $viperooe_home/$logName

typeset -i total=`od -c orderstore |tail -1`

echo "Totally we have: $total" >> $viperooe_home/$logName

typeset -i ratio=used*100/total

echo "orderstore Usage ratio: $ratio%" >> $viperooe_home/$logName

 

 

 

how to define a string

 

Simply follow this way:

 

currentDate=`date '+%Y%m%d'`

echo $currentDate

 

Don’t use set like this:

 

set currentDate=`date '+%Y%m%d'`

echo $currentDate

 

Conclusion: It’s quite strange that, use keyword set, it doesn’t work. But if you call the above 2 lines directly in command line($) it works fine.

 

How to define a integer

typeset -i used=`od -c orderstore |grep 'c   i   b   c' | head -1 | awk '{print $1}'`