Are this and "write once, run anywhere" homework questions?

Anyway. A shell script is better suited to the task than a Perl script for example if the whole process is just a single pipe in which the data flows. The following shell script is what I consider borderline:

#!/usr/bin/ksh
ZR=$1

./dump_abrechnungssatz.pl --delimiter ";" --columns COL1,COL2,COL5 ../
+INPUT/FOO/X06*$ZR*[0-9].gz \
  | grep -v ";[+]0000000000000,000000" \
  | grep -v ";1;" \
  | cut -d ";" -f 1,2,3 \
  | sort -u \
  >../OUTPUT/FOO_bn_kst_$ZR.csv

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In reply to Re: Shell scripts and perl by Corion
in thread Shell scripts and perl by sg

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