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Any attempts from your side? What to be done to the large files? How do the logging applications react if the files are pulled out from under them?

So according the docs you would expect 12 cores? Can you verify this in the bios?

Anyway, you could check if it is a case of cores being offline to save power:

cat...

Try alsoawk 'BEGIN {Y=20150206; print Y | "read X; date +\"%a,%b %d, %Y\" -d $X"}'
Fri,Feb 06, 2015

Hello Ymir,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

echo "20140206" | awk 'END{system("date -d"$0" +%A,%B,%d,%Y")}'


Output will be as follows.
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Hello Ymir,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

date -d"20140206" +%A", "%B", "%d", "%Y


Output will be as follows.

Thursday, February, 06, 2014


NOTE:...

Thanks.
No I didn't. Its just about reading (and applying) man pages etc...

Sorry, failed to mention you need to set the extglob option: shopt -s extglob.

Does this - executed on your servers, assuming you run a recent bash shell - yield what you need:ls @(full|level)*$(date +%Y%m%d -d-1day)* | { read FN; case "$FN" in full*) echo 10;; level*) echo 5;;...

Sorry, I can't imagine the picture from what you post. Wildly guessing: Do you need a script to be run on every server that checks all files and, if a full/level backup found within the last two...

I don't see the necessity to use a variable if you run an ssh command. From what you showed in post #1, there is an entire directory listing to be processed, and you did not specify the output format...

You assigned the ls result to the "output" variable. To get at its contents, the shell needs to expand it: $output, to keep the shell from swallowing redundant spaces etc, quote it: "$output". To...

Hello Ymir,

Could you please try following code and let us know if this helps.

output=`ls -ltr | awk '{print $NF}'
for i in ${output[@]}
do
echo $i | awk -F"_" -vYstd=$(date +"%Y%m%d"...

First, never tell us: "i use your command and make this script but it wouldn't work"! Show us the exact output from running the script that explains to us exactly what didn't work. If you don't...

I'm not sure what [ll -hrt]should do. Any command's result, mayhap ls -l, can be piped into that awk cmd:ls -l | awk ' ... '

What should your output look like?awk -F"_" -vYstd=$(date +"%Y%m%d" -d"-4 day")\
'$3>Ystd {if ($1 ~ "full") printf "10"
if ($1 ~ "level") printf "5"
...

The methods for determining yesterday's date vary from system to system and shell to shell...

What operating system and shell are you using?
What is your timezone setting?

I can't imagine how the OC4J comes into play. Not sure if you need the upper case initials, either. However, with output being the file name with your results, tryawk 'NR<=3 {next}
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Hello Ymir,

One more solution on same may help you.

awk -F"|" '(NR>3 && ($4 ~ /Down/ || $4 ~ /Alive/)){A=$4==" Down"?$2 OFS "0":$2 OFS "1";print A}' Input_file


Output will be as follows.
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Looks like your output variable contains more lines than your sample in post #1. The first three items seem to reflect the header of your status which should be excluded by NR>3.
awk -F\| ...

Try:
echo "$output"

Please use code tags as required by forum rules!

Please make yourself familiar with "redirection" and "pipes" in *nix, e.g. man sh/bash/ksh.
Try
su - oracle...

Or:
awk -F' *[|] *' '$4=="Down"{print $2 "=" 0} $4=="Alive"{print $2 "=" 1}' file

No attempts nor ideas from your side?
However, tryawk -F\| 'NR>3{gsub (/ /,_); print $2 "=" ($4=="Alive")}' file
DSA=0
logloaderd=0
dcm-daemon=1
home=1
officeauto=1
gaas=1
report=1...

I'm not at all sure that I understand what you're trying to do.

You say you want to print Home=1 (if it is Alive) or Home=2 (if it is down, but down with a lowercase d does not appear anywhere in...