Wallet output alignment

 gen_report_header() {

    # Check if the header already exists in the report file (look for a line starting with "DB_NAME")

    if ! grep -q "^DB_NAME" "$REPORT_FILE"; then

        # Print a formatted header line with fixed-width columns.

        # %-8s : DB_NAME (8 characters, left aligned)

        # %-10s : Version (10 characters)

        # %-12s : WRL_STATUS (12 characters)

        # %-10s : WL_TYPE (10 characters)

        # %-8s : WRL_PRE (8 characters)

        # %-8s : TBS (8 characters)

        # %-10s : WL_BKUP (10 characters)

        # %-8s : CLK_PWD (8 characters)

        # %-10s : PWD_MATCH (10 characters)

        # %-20s : WRL_PATH (20 characters)

        # %-8s : RUN_DT (8 characters) — you can adjust the order if desired

        printf "%-8s | %-10s | %-12s | %-10s | %-8s | %-8s | %-10s | %-8s | %-10s | %-20s | %-20s\n" \

            "DB_NAME" "Version" "WRL_STATUS" "WL_TYPE" "WRL_PRE" "TBS" "WL_BKUP" "CLK_PWD" "PWD_MATCH" "RUN_DT" "WRL_PATH" >> "$REPORT_FILE"

    fi

}




****


RUN_DT=$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')


printf "%-8s | %-10s | %-12s | %-10s | %-8s | %-8s | %-10s | %-8s | %-10s | %-20s | %-20s\n" \

    "$DBNAME" "$DB_VERSION" "$WALLET_STATUS" "$WALLET_TYPE" "$WRL_PRESENT" "$TBS_ENCR" "$WRL_BKUP" "$CLK_PWD" "$PWD_MATCH" "$RUN_DT" "$WALLET_LOCATION" >> "$REPORT_FILE"

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