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Next time, please save us all a lot of time and aggravation by telling us what OS and shell you're using and showing us sample input and output that matches the data you want to process.

A...

And if you run the /var/tmp/gcsw/script.sh on the command line?

Ensure it is executable,
and put a first line #!/bin/bash
to ensure it is the correct shell (your commands require bash or ksh or...

You mean prepend :)
printf '%s -> %s\n' "$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M')" "$(/var/tmp/gcsw -ne | fgrep 'State:2' | wc)"

enter in terminal as root

svcadm disable svc:/network/sendmail-client:default

Hi,
Try this,


awk -F"~" 'NR==FNR{a[$1]++;b[$2]++;next} {split($0,c,"|");if(a[c[1]]){printf $0"~";getline tmp < "to_file"; split(tmp,d,"|");if(b[d[1]]){print tmp}}}' key_file from_file

nawk '(/^To/||/^Subject/){sub(".*"$2,$2)}1' infile
sed 's/^To: //;s/^Subject: //;s/[<>]//g' infile

awk '{gsub(/[<>]/,x)}sub(/^(To|Subject): /,x)' infile

OR using sed:

sed -n 's/^To: <\(.*\)>/\1/p' email.txt
sed -n 's/^Subject: \(.*\)/\1/p' email.txt

This will change the value from DEBUF to INFO for webservice "WEBSERVICENAME"perl -i -lp0e 's/(?<=name="WEBSERVICENAME")(.*?)DEBUG/$1INFO/s' Log4j.xml

May be like below:
Create an empty file when script is schedule by 'at' and check for this file existance when 1st argument is 'start'

if [ $1 = "start" ]; then
if [ -f script_scheduled ];...

awk 'NR==FNR{a=a?a"get . "$0";":"get . "$0";";next;}{print "i ./shell "$0" "c a "l-"c}' c="'" Code ip.txt

Thanks radoulov. I have two question wrt the field separator. If the field separator is ^A in the file, why do we have 2 backslashes, i thought one would be enough.If 2 backslashes it mean literally...

You need one more backslash with the old command substitution command:

export a=`awk -F'\\\^A' '{ print $1 }' file1.sh`

But, of course, you should use the new one $( ... ), if your shell...

Try this,

sed 's/,,/,DTP,/ ;s/,,/,DSS,/' inputfile

Try this:
awk -F, '$1{$4="DTP"; $6="DSS"}1' OFS=\, file

That's the best.:b:

awk 'NR==FNR{A[$3,$2]=$4;next} NF>2{for(i=3;i<=NF;i+=3)$(i+2)=A[$i,$(i+1)];B[$1,$2]=$0;next} B[$1,$2]{print B[$1,$2]}' OFS='\t' ip-port.txt lookup.txt rollbackip.txt

PLease be careful with [$1$2] and [$3$2] constructs, for data like
192.168.1.1 21
192.168.1.12 1will munge together. Awk "supports" multidimensional arrays -- it interpolates the value of...

awk '/cell/ {n=split($3,a,"[-/]"); for(i=2;i<=n;i++) if($(i+2) != "111111") print a[1],i-1}' file1.txt
If on Solarish, Just replace awk with nawk.

awk 'NR==FNR{a[$1_$2]=$0;next;}{if(NF==1){if(substr($1,length($1)-3)=="Down") b=1; else b=0; } if(b==1 && a[$1_$2]) $0=a[$1_$2]; print; }' down.txt file.txt

awk '/cell[0-9]*-1/ {idx=index($3,"-");cell=substr($3,0,idx-1);n=split(substr($3,idx+1),a,"/"); for(i=1;i<=n;i++) if($(i+3) != "111111") print cell,a[i]}' file1.txt

awk -F= '/description=..*/ || /instances=/ {if(substr($0,1,11)=="description"){a=$2;getline;b=$2;print a" ["b"]";}}' rtprod2.scp

command_prompt$ awk '{print $1}' excelFile > firstCol
command_prompt$ paste firstCol textFile

This is what I get with the given file:
$ cat file
101221-18:45:17 192.168.1.1 1.0 PortNodeModel
=========================================================
Object Attribute Value...

awk ' $2 ~ /[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+/ {print "\n" $2 } NF == 3 && $1 ~ /^.*=.*$/ {print $0 }' file