This is for an Oracle E-business concurrent request. The request uses a file on the file system to lftp receipts to archive. It runs every 5 minutes to check for the file. If the file is not there, it should do nothing or say file is not there.

Process needs to check for 2 files, an *.ack file and an *.xml file in a directory. When the xml file is there, then move the ack file.

This code checks for a file, but i need to check for both files the *.ack file and *.xml file. When both are there move the ack file to archive.

if [ "$(ls -A $lclDirOut/*.*)" ]; then
echo "Files found in $lclDirOut"
cd $lclDirOut
chmod 777 *
lftp <<EOP
open $rserver
user $touser $topwd
echo "Copying files to Remote Server $vORacleFiles"
lcd $lclDirOut
mput *.*
bye
EOP
else
echo "No files found in $lclDirOut."
fi

Thank you for the help.

You should repost your code in CODE tags so the formatting is kept. And you may also want to tell us what your actual problem/issue IS, rather than just what you want to accomplish. You've not given us any details about the version/distro of Linux you're running either...not alot we can help with when we don't have details or a clear question.

::EDIT::
You've been a member here for twelve years, and haven't followed up in either of your previous threads.

Please wrap your code snippets in [CODE]...[/CODE] tags to preserve formatting and help to make it easier for others to read it. You may type those yourself or follow the Advanced edit option and click the # tool button at top of the edit box.

You did not actually ask a question, but instead seem to be asking for someone to write the code for you. If so, this is probably not the right place for tech support.

That said, you have described your objective and have an example script which performs one of two similar tests, have you tried to implement the second test yourself? If so, please show what you have done and tell us what problem you are having with it, and someone will be happy to help you sort it out.

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