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server:na> cd /opt/na/bin ///This Path
server:bin>
server:bin>
server:bin>
server:bin> file-export-parameter //run script
Which code do you want to export? ///We have these option to select
ID Started Stopped
214: 2021-06-27 2021-07-04
213: 2021-06-20 2021-06-27
212: 2021-06-13 2021-06-20
Make your selection from the ID's:213 ///select option 2
Do you want to export: //we have to select other options
1: fileA
2: fileB
3: fileC
Make your selection: 0..3, 0 to exit:2 //select option 2
[file-export-parameter] Exporting fileB; this can take a while ...
[file-export-parameter] Successfully exported fileB to /var/tmp/file-export-fileB.csv
server:bin> cd /var/tmp/ //go to path whic file downloaded
server:tmp> more file-export-fileB.csv | grep actual > file-export-fileB1.csv //create new file with specific filter
server:na> cd /opt/na/bin ///This Path
server:bin>
server:bin>
server:bin>
server:bin> file-export-parameter //run script
Which code do you want to export? ///We have these option to select
ID Started Stopped
214: 2021-06-27 2021-07-04
213: 2021-06-20 2021-06-27
212: 2021-06-13 2021-06-20
Make your selection from the ID's:213 ///select option 2
Do you want to export: //we have to select other options
1: fileA
2: fileB
3: fileC
Make your selection: 0..3, 0 to exit:2 //select option 2
[file-export-parameter] Exporting fileB; this can take a while ...
[file-export-parameter] Successfully exported fileB to /var/tmp/file-export-fileB.csv
server:bin> cd /var/tmp/ //go to path whic file downloaded
server:tmp> more file-export-fileB.csv | grep actual > file-export-fileB1.csv //create new file with specific filter
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How to create script having specific commands
