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Hi

you can place the two arrays in two files- file1 and file2.
cat file2 >> file1
sort -nu file1

I m sorry didnt read the question properly n jumped to reply..

try putting your filename within quotes.. like "my file".

Hi friends,
I need some urgent help on Dates in unix.
I have a date say - "20080706", i need some command to display the day, here its sunday(06). Please help me out.
FYI: I use Ksh.

I/P -...

awk 'BEGIN { FS=","; OFS=" " }
{print $0}' input

Thanks a lot buddy, this command helped me. :) Keep up ur knowledge sharing :b:

Hey Yogesh, I know to write HTML buddy, but I wanted something like how can I generate the same in PuTTY SSH client. Say When I run a shell script like sample.sh, It should generate a HTML file, the...

Thanks Penchal. :) :)

Thanku very much, you are helpful :)

Hi friends,

I have a small problem with AWK. I am not able to print decimal values! :confused: below is my code:

#! /bin/awk -f
awk BEGIN{printf("%d",123)}; -> This prints the integer...

To be more precise I am using PuTTY SSH session.

Hey Yogesh I am waiting for your template buddy. Please send me a sample template.

Thanks,
Divya.

Thanks for ur reply. Yes, I want to create HTML files from shell script. yes a template would be of great help. :)

Hi can anybody guide me to write html programs using shell script.
FYI: I use ksh.

Thanks in advance,
Divya

Thanks a lot buddy, it works :) :) :)

Hi friends,

I am trying to pass input from command line and trying to print that column values. (FYI: I am using ksh) My code goes like this...

#!/bin/sh
column=$1
awk '{print $'$column'}'...

Appreciate your quick response. I got to know my silly mistake. Thank you.

I m sorry guys.. got to know my mistake :eek:

Hi friends,
I have a small doubt about cut command.

cut -f2 -d_

Can anybody tel me what does the underscore after 'd' stand for? Is it some kind of comment, coz I am not able to make out any...

Hi,
Hoping that only fourth line has to be removed, try out the given code below.

sed -e '4s/B1//g' myfile |grep "B1"

Hope this solves your problem. :)

Hi,
Try out the code given below, I use ksh and It works in that.

#! /bin/sh
if [[ ($# -eq 0) || ($# > 3) ]]
then
echo "blah bla bla"
else
exit
fi

Hope this works for you. :cool: