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No way Rudic, it's not BSD:

[sscm@testvm3:/export/home/sscm/ ] $ date -d-14day
date: illegal option -- d
date: illegal option -- -
date: illegal option -- 1
date: illegal option -- 4
date:...

Hello All,

I use date like the following in one of my scripts:

date=`TZ=GMT+2 date +%Y-%m-%d`
=> gives 2016-04-20


I want to use just one argument to my script such as number of days...

Thanks a lot Rudic,

When I tested I saw that slightly the columns are shifted as the following (Event Types must be 2001; and all columns should be shifted to right side similarly):

-bash-4.1$...

It was long input and was on my phone not computer thats why didnt have input, thanks for asking for it Rudic..
36087|20160309115933427|20160309115933481|54|2001|||-3|114|Buiness...

I want to print Offernames like AAA, BOB.. Which I can strip from 14th field of gunzipped input files by using the SED command I have displayed above
14th field is actually complicated json field ...

Hello Friends,

I'm trying something hard (for me) to create a report script,normally the following script works:

Echos are just for cosmetic touch,
echo -n...

Thanks for the suggestions mates, I have concluded the task liek the following:


echo -n...

Hello All,

I have the following command which works partially:

gzcat *2016-03-25_*gz | gawk -F"|" '
BEGIN{format = "%-10s %-13s %-17s %-35s\n";
printf format,...

It would start from 2016-03-15_00 to 2016-03-15_23 and yes I would like to group them hourly.. However I would like to create something generic for example when I run this command:

date=`TZ=GMT-2...

Hello All,

I have Data Records (DRs) with the following format:
...

Thanks Rudic, I will remove the semicolon but when I embrace the two split and print statements with "{}" it does give nothing, did I misunderstand?

Right I need to check also NR==2, 3 and 4 too...

Hello Friends,

I am stuck with a silly (maybe simple) awk issue. I need to check some applications status and print to a file..

my application "rfe" status is like the following. I need to...

Sorry about that mysql, I'm working on sqlplus of oracle :)

so is it something like the following? Didn't think about providing awk the file which includes numbers; brilliant

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Hello Mates,

I would request your help in a shell script,

simply I need to delete some matching db table records (rows) to ones in a given file:


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#!/bin/bash...

Hello Friends,

I've been trying to calculate total number of a certain match in multiple data records files (DRs).

Let say I have a daily created folders for each day since the beginning of...

Oki Let me provide you more detailed input so that it could give you a clue what im trying to do:

bash-3.00$ for j in $(find . -type d -name "`date +%Y%m%d`" 2>/dev/null);do echo $j ;done...

Hello,

I have searched but failed to find what exactly im looking for,

I need to eliminate first "." in a output so i can use something like the following

echo "./abc/20141127" | nawk...

I did not know this command before but it really looks good to me.

I could run it as root user and it gave me an output like the following, however i may not be allowed to use root user permission...

Hello Friends,

I need to check memory usage & availability before I could run a program if there is enough memory is left or not, so how could i achieve this? Which command output i should rely...

Hello friends,

I have written a script and i need to add some part into it so that i could print out more results depending on more conditions,

This is the core part of the script which does...

Thanks a lot Rudic, that was what exactly i wanted,

Now i can use a second file to read properties from.

If it is suitable me asking another thing about the printing results, i would like to...

Hello Srinishoo,

My scripts sums up NF-1 and calculate average value of processing times from logs, so the output is like the following ( i got this from production server):

Average Process...

Hello Friends,

I have written a script like the following, which finds some logs and fetchs some desired rows and then calculate average processing time of a spesific application.

if [ "$#" -ne...

Hello Vgersh,

PLease don't mind me asking about the "n" in this split operation, I would like to learn it,

n=split($i,a,":")
i is 4,5,6,7,8 in our case (first case i used),
for $4, $5,...$8...

this way is really more clear, understandable for me Scrutinizer, thanks!

Corona so its a lazy (or shorter) way of using variables :)