Cshell script setting up a flag

Currently I am doing this on my script..

if($notLoaded1 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded due to data errors: $notLoaded1"
  exit 1
endif

if($notLoaded2 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded due to data errors: $notLoaded2"
  exit 1
endif

if($notLoaded3 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded开发者_StackOverflow社区 due to data errors: $notLoaded3"
  exit 1
endif

How can i set up a flag so it won't exit on the first if statement, goes through all of them and lets me know like which other if statement had problem too.. Thank you.. Someone please help me with this .. I am new to this

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why not simply define a variable 'flag' and use the && operator setting it to 0 if you don't want to exit:

$flag && exit 1

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Try this

set errorFlag=0
if ($notLoaded1 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded due to data errors: $notLoaded1"
  set errorFlag=1
endif

if ($notLoaded2 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded due to data errors: $notLoaded2"
  set errorFlag=1
endif

if ($notLoaded3 > 0) then
  echo "Rows not loaded due to data errors: $notLoaded3"
  set errorFlag=1
endif

if ($errorFlag != 0) then
  exit 1
endif

I don't have access to a csh environment now, so I can't test this. I'm not absolutely sure about the != test, so you can also use $errorFlag > 0.

I hope this helps.