# This script first makes a file then appends to a file.  The reason it has to append to a file is a sed command is involved
# Which will then make the appended to file executable.  Then it is executed with dump_eric and it's output is appended to another file
# Because without this file being executed the next script "calltrace.awk" can't read the output to draw out a msisdn
# Calltrace.awk finds the msisdn (phone number) you are looking for.
# Script Written by David M. Hagens

#! /usr/bin/ksh
echo "Please choose the name corelating to your search:\n"; echo "'calltracedate.abbazabba' for a date search"; echo "'calltracetime.abbazabba' for time search"; echo " or"; echo "'calltracenarrowtime.abbazabba' for a more specific search\n"; echo "Which trace file do you want:>\c "
read ANSWER
if [ "$ANSWER" = "calltracedate.abbazabba" ]; then
sed -e 's/^/\dump_eric /' calltracedate.abbazabba >> calltrace2.abbazabba; chmod 777 calltrace2.abbazabba; ./calltrace2.abbazabba >> output.abbazabba; calltrace.awk; break;
elif
[ "$ANSWER" = "calltracetime.abbazabba" ]; then sed -e 's/^/\dump_eric /' calltracetime.abbazabba >> calltrace2.abbazabba; chmod 777 calltrace2.abbazabba; ./calltrace2.abbazabba >> output.abbazabba; calltrace.awk; break;
else
sed -e 's/^/\dump_eric /' calltracenarrowtime.abbazabba >> calltrace2.abbazabba; chmod 777 calltrace2.abbazabba; ./calltrace2.abbazabba >> output.abbazabba; calltrace.awk; break
fi