If the whole output of the complex script should be redirected to the log, the following trick could be used.
if [ "$1" != "-log" ] ; then $0 -log "$@" 2>&1 | tee the_log_file.$$.log
echo "The log file for the current session: the_log_file.$$.log"
exit 0
fi
shift # remove "-log" parameter
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Search for Oracle errors in the last $NUM lines.
NUM=1000 SIGNAL_LIST=’^(…-|Error|Starting.*instance)|terminating instance’ tail -$NUM alert_${ORACLE_SID}.log | awk ‘ BEGIN {prev="" ; ret=1 } /’"$SIGNAL_LIST"’/ { if ( prev !~ /’"$SIGNAL_LIST"’/ ) { print "" ; print prev;} print $0;ret=0} {prev=$0} END { exit ret } ‘
On Unix Oracle alert log is normally located in [...]
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