ksh -c "exit_code=0;
# Get a list of sql files and interate through them to do certain work on a
DB.
find ./sql_email_reports -maxdepth 1 -type f -print | while read line;
do echo \"Report = \" \${line};
#Now do some sql work on a DB based on the sql file as given by $line.
#and if the work to the DB fails for some reason, send back a
return code greater than zero.
rc=\$?;
# Test the incrementation of exit_code by setting rc, which should
increment exit_code for every file found in directory.
rc=1
echo \"rc = \" \${rc};
(( exit_code+=rc ));
echo \"Exit Code =\" \${exit_code};
done;
# For some reason, the tallied exit_code is not what it is within the
while loop, it is still zero
echo \"Tallied exit_code = \" \${exit_code};
(( exit_code > 0 )) && exit 1;
exit 0;"
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