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Not sure where the problem is. I can run the script without any issue using the following command.

. /opt/app/scripts/cdc_migration.sh

But it fails with the below error when I try it this way
...

Thanks for being judgmental about my seniority on this forum just by looking at the years and number of posts I have posted on this forum. Unix programming is not my mainstream work and I get to work...

Thank you. I am working on bourne shell.

Sorry I am a rookie here. As soon as the value (from the last line of the file) matches the search string, I want to send an email and continue to monitor...

Hi,

I want to monitor a log file using tail -f command and search for a specific string on the most recent entry from the file. If the search string matches with the most recent or last line from...

It worked perfectly for my requirement. Thank you Scrutinizer!

Would you spare few minutes to explain the awk command that you posted.

Thanks.

I tried the following awk command.

awk 'BEGIN{FS=" * *"; OFS="|"} {$1=$1; print}' temp_dbinfo.7880

However its inserting 'pipes' where it is not required as shown below. Also in some places it...

Hi,

I am trying to remove leading and trailing spaces from a file using awk but somehow I have not been able to do it.

Here is the data that I want to trim.

07/12/2017 15:55:00 ...

Yes that's pretty much what I would like to do.

Thanks for your time Andrew.

I am working on Python 2.6.9 (unknown, Aug 5 2016, 11:15:31)

Basically I want to execute the following statements in sequence. It can be done inside the python...

Hi,

I have a defined some variables in a configuration file and I want to use those variables in a python script. For example, I have the following variables in a configuration file.

[test_ini]...

Just wanted to check if someone can help.

Thank you.

Script works fine on the server on which it is running, but fails to run the command when it runs on a remote host using the ssh.Here's the script:

#!/bin/bash

fdate=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d")
export...

Thanks a lot. Can you please explain me about '<&3' in the script?

I created a script to check for tsm backup status on linux hosts. Script uses a source file to connect to each host and run a dsmc command on each host and write the output back to a output file...

It's working now, thanks Sea.

Here's the output I got from the above command.

[greg@sbldev01 ~]$ bash -xv ./fs.sh
#!/bin/bash
#set -x
#
# Variables
#
TMP=$HOME/tmp/${0##*/}-fs.out
+...

ok, now I get a different output.

snapshot directory not found on ""
Today's backup is missing for /sblmnt/sb_devm2_sbl_01/.snapshot on sbldev01
snapshot directory not found on ""
Today's...

Thanks sea for rewriting the code. However when I execute your code on the server, I get the following output.

snapshot directory not found on ""
snapshot directory not found on ""
snapshot...

Hi,

I have prepared a script to search for backup file information on the Linux server. Script works fine for the most part except the echo statement inside an IF conditional block displays the...

removing the active function as you suggested did the trick. Thanks much!

Just for clarity, here I am pasting the output of the spoolfile created by the SQL statement.

inform@pocinf09:/app/prod/informat/Scripts/ctrl:#cat temp.21791

TD_Tpump_Insert
TDEDW
...

Hi RudiC,

As mentioned earlier, script is throwing an error from the first line of output from the SQL spool file, which is
TD_Tpump_InsertAs you suggested, I have removed the space before EOF...

Hi Gurus,

The following script fails with the error 'command not found' while trying to execute. As the error indicates, the script fails at ROW#30 where the EOF is defined for SQL statement.
...

Thanks Cero. Personally I like to go with your approach. But the advise I got from the teams is to do it the way it is currently setup. Even my manager agrees with them and asked me to follow KISS...

Thanks for your inputs. I think Rudy's approach sounds good to me. Also I will forward cero's approach to my teams and will decide on the next steps.

Thank you.

Sudheer