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The syntax of the
fordata statement is:
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fordata variable-name=data-element
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end
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Example
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set i=1
loaddata mydata=mydata.txt
fordata line=mydata
echo "$(i): $(line)"
compare "$(line)" "exit" case=yes
if <"$(_lastrc.message)" EQ "MATCH">
echo
echo "Data contains an 'exit' command"
echo
end
set i=<$(i) + 1>
end
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If a data element called mydata.txt contained the following contents:
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cd /
ls -al
exit
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Running this script against the contents of mydata would produce the following results:
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1: cd /
2: ls -al
3: exit
Data contains an 'exit' command
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