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With any POSIX conforming shell, there is no need for awk, cut, expr, or any other substring operation:
#!/bin/ksh
IAm=${0##*/}
case "$1" in
(B*) DIR=/database/banking;;...

Try also awk '/^61,67/ {L=NR+5} NR >= L' file

Hello brij123,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps. It will not print even the line which has starting from 61,67.

awk '/^61,67/{c=5};{if(c>=0){c--;next}};{print}' ...

Hello brij123,

Following may help you in same.

awk 'c&&c--;/^61,67/ {c=5}' filename.txt
It is searching a line in a file which starts from 61,67 if that is the case with any line then we are...

As you already found, -L displays the light weight processes (LWP also named threads).
Then the grep picks the one with the Z state.
You can better compare ps -eLo ... with ps -eLf

See useless use of backticks (http://www.smallo.ruhr.de/award.html#backticks).

A reboot is not required, just restarting the network service would do just fine, provided, the correct IP, Sub-mask, etc. were made persistent.
svcadm restart network/physical

I would reboot the server.

According to ifconfig manual page, you have assigned a wrong IP address to both the loopback and the ethernet interfaces making it unreachable from the network.

Have a look at some central services for the IP-address of the card you misconfigured: try "nslookup" from another system to query the DNS server (or analogous if you have NIS/NISplus) and have a...

On linux it's as easy as 'ifconfig eth0 mtu 1488' to set the MTU to something other than 1500. How to change the system settings so it starts that way depends on the linux.

I also caution that...

sftp with option -R1 or -B1500 is successful. I wonder if your MTU is set too large on one end or the other and packets are getting silently dropped.