Author: Dan
Date: 23-01-12 03:11
Today I had need to this trick:
$ FILES=`ls ~/tmp/msgs/*.xml`
$ echo $FILES
/home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.06.01.30.73359.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.08.06.59.26507.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.10.16.48.3866.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.10.24.36.6278.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.10.42.16.13174.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.10.58.04.18864.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.10.58.48.18945.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.01.57.20624.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.16.14.27391.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.21.02.29233.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.34.46.33917.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.36.24.34899.txt.xml /home/dan/tmp/msgs/2012.01.22.11.58.39.42833.txt.xml
$ for file in $FILES
> do
> perl load_xml_into_db.pl ${file} > "${file}.loading"
> done
$
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