Dynamic File name for Open Hub file

Question

Hi All,
I wanted to create a .csv file using open hub destination. I wanted the name of the file to be dynamic based on month. for example in jan I wanted it as 01.Dump for January and 02.Dump for february.
is is possible at all to do that.I wanted to save the file in the application server. There should not be any manual intervention the process.
Thanks in advance.
Regds
Raghu

Answer 1

Hi
We have take month from the first record that we read.
Our requirement is to take one months data and give it in a file with a file name having the corresponding month.
In the code mentioned below MOC_CODE is the field that is used for this purpose.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Raghu
code:
#!/bin/sh
Script to dump file.
Parameters.
$1 Division name to extract from the data file.
It re-arranges the columns.
It replaces values in strings.
Parameters.
DATA_FILE_NAME="data_file.csv"
HEADER_FILE_NAME="header_file.csv"
DIVISION_NAME="$1"
Re-arrange header file columns.
Transpose rows to columns comma separated.
HEADER_ROW=`cat "$
Re-arrange header columns.
Re-direct the output to a temporary file.
" | tr '\n' ',' | sed 's/,$//g'`
echo "$" | awk 'BEGIN { FS = ","; OFS = "," } { print $2, $3, $1, $4, $5, $6, $7 }' > "$.$.tmp"
Prepare awk program.
Re-arrange data file columns.
Replace UNI in 6th column with UNIT and Replace TON in 6th column with TONS.
Filter division rows.
AWK_PROGRAM="BEGIN { FS = \",\"; OFS = \",\"; TVAL = 0 } \$5 ~ /$/ { sub( \"UNI\", \"UNIT\", \$6 ); sub( \"TON\", \"TONS\", \$6 ); print \$2, \$3, \$1, \$4, \$5, \$6, \$7; TVAL = TVAL + \$7 } END { printf \"$ Total Value: %f\", TVAL 2> \"$$Re-direct the program to a temporary program file.Control.ctl\" }"
echo "$" > "$.awk"
Execute the data file formatting command.
awk -f "$.awk" "$" > "$.$
Get generation date.
Get moc code from data file.
.tmp"
GENERATION_TIME=`date +"%Y%m%d_%H%M%S"`
MOC_CODE=`head -1 $ | awk -F, '{ print $3 }'`
Prepare dump file.
DUMP_FILE_NAME="$_$_$_$"
cat "$.$.tmp" "$.$.tmp" > "$
Remove temporary files.
FTP dump file to remote server.
FTP.
rm *.tmp
REMOTE_SERVER="<replace with server ip address>"
REMOTE_USER="xxxx"
REMOTE_PWD="xxxx"
ftp -n "$" << EOF
     quote USER "$"
     quote PASS "$"
     ascii
     put "$"
     bye
EOF
Exit.
exit 0