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hi

the Echo was not returning any output, so instead of calling it from the caller script and passing it as a Command Line argument, I derived the File count value in this script.and it worked...

This code is being called by another scipt, on that script the file count is defined as

word_length=`head -1 /infadata/Temp/file_limit`

it is passed to this program as a command line argument ...

Sorry

The If condition is Line 30

Hello ,

This is the piece of the code which is giving me trouble

if [ ! -r "${SOURCEDIR}/${OUT_FILE}" ] ;then
exit_proc "${SOURCEDIR}/${OUT_FILE} does not exists or not readable"...

Thanks,

Its working...But just out of curiosity, is there any other way of doing it , just comparing the 2nd ,3rd and 4th field as a key to find duplicates in a file.Would be great its there in...

Even after that I am getting the same output

-bash-3.2$ sort -t, -k 2,2 -k 3,3 -k 4,4 sample.txt |sort -u

I,01,000131,764,2,4.00
I,01,000131,764,2,5.00
I,01,000131,765,2,4.00...

Hi All,

I am merging files coming from 2 different systems ,while doing that I am getting duplicates entries in the merged file

I,01,000131,764,2,4.00
I,01,000131,765,2,4.00...

Thanks everyone , finally was left with no option but to do a math , perl would not have been an ideal scenario because this is just one part of the whole script,
here is what I came up with...

Doing a math would me my last option.. Is there any piece of code that does this, If there is none i would be left with no other option other than doing something which you have told

My Apologies for the ambiguity on the query ,

1. I need 12 files no matter whatever is the size of the file
2. I think I cant use split function as I have to give either the number of lines...

Hello all

I have a file which has around 80 million records, I want to split it to 12 equal files, I tried using the split command but it is allowing me to split according to number of lines or...

Yes the second line is a part of the first line

Thanks it worked , It would be really kind if you could explain what the code does a bit elaborately.

Hello all,

I need to add a coloumn at the 5th Position of a file, Can this be done using awk or sed.

Sample Input
...

Thanks you for that reply , but would be really nice, if I could get something in AWK or SED.

Thanks
Sri

Hi all,

Need a small help I am in lookout for a command that changes 0's to NULL in my file, The content will look like

1139,223108,R,2009,0,854,854,854,732,854,854,854,854,854...

Hi

Not sure if this can be achieved by unix , but still would like to know if there is any way by which I can do the below given logic

cat sam1 > out1
cat sam2 > out2
when either one of...

Hi
I am relatively new to awk so i am getting confused a lot
I am in need of help ... I am trying to append coloumns to the end of line using AWK

I tried using this command
awk -F ","...

It is not working ,

I was trying to get the o/p of the first command you have given save it as a file , Then remove the coloumns between the 6th coloumn and the coloumn we get from the 5th...

How Can we delete a range of coloumns using awk? (or any other method is fine)

If we have a file which has about 200 coloumns.
I need to delete a particular range lets say for eg from $6 to $119...

Sorry,

That is not giving the count of zeros and nulls that was coming before the non null value,

Can you please give me a statement to delete these fields , probably we can append it as the...

Thank you Scrutinizer,

Can you please explain me the logic , because this is just one step of my requirement i need to do some more steps in this , I would need the o/p of that 5th Coloumn , My...

Hi all,

Can someone help me in getting the following o/p

I/p:...

Hi Scrutinizer,

Please find the o/p of od -c command

[xstif@cletld3 ~]$ od -c sri1.txt
0000000 \ \n ' \n " \n
0000006


also the OS i am working with is Linux

Thanks

But if you see the below set of codes ,
[xstif@cletld3 ~]$ cat sri1.txt
\
'
"
[xstif@cletld3 ~]$ sed 's/\"/\\\"/g' sri1.txt
\
'
\"
[xstif@cletld3 ~]$ sed "s/\'/\\\'/" sri1.txt...