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scripts one after the other


From: Val Krem
Subject: scripts one after the other
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2016 01:28:56 +0000 (UTC)

I have two scripts(job1.sh and job2.sh) that are executed one after the other. 
Job2.sh depends on the output of job1.sh. If the output of job1.sh is correct 
then I execute  job2.sh.

Both scrips do have common variables  (var1 , var2 and var3) and also some 
input and output folder name defined.

At the present I have defined the variables and folders path in both scripts.

Instead of this,  is it possible to combine the two scripts in one so that I 
can define the varietals at one spot.  It would be less prone to error.

The problem that I have now is that I want to see the output of job1 script 
before preceding the next process. I want insert a question if I want to 
proceed to the next execution. If I say no let the script stop processing 
otherwise continue to the next command.

##################################
#!/bin/bash

f1=/test/folder1
f2=/test/folder2
f3=/test/folder3


echo "    TEST  "
echo "What is the data name? "
read var1
echo  "      "
echo "The data name that you entered is, $var1"
echo  "      "

echo "What  date   was  the data collected in the format of   01/12/2003"
read date
echo  "      "

echo "The  date is, $date"
echo  "      "

The above variables are common to both scripts.


unzip ${df1}/'var.zip' -d ${f1}
hashE ${f1}/${var1}_filename.csv>  ${f2}/output.txt

head ${f2}/output.txt; tail ${f2}/output.txt

# I want insert  ask a question would like to continue?
read  response
x1=Yes
x2=No

if [ $response -eq  $x1 ] 

if yes run the next step 
else exit
?????

any hep please


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