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Hi Ravinder,

You are right. :b:

Hi Kumar,
You can try the following.


awk '/G/ {print $0}' filename

Hi Kamaraj,

It was my mistake.
You are right......:)
It should be

grep -w "Image 0" a.txt | cut -d " " -f6

Hi

Also you can try following two codes

grep -w "Image 0" ImageSizeDetails.txt|awk '{print $3}'

grep -w "Image 0" ImageSizeDetails.txt|cut -d " " -f3

Hi
The log file(gsc_1_20121121.log) looks like below



Code:
2012-11-21 08:41:07,367 INFO [com.clsa.fms.orders.bs.impl.delegates.local.impl.ProcessNewOrderSingleTxnDelegate] - fmsspace.1...

Hi,

you can try this


cat filename|tail +7|head -3




grep -v "^$" filename|sed -n '6,8p'


:)

@Jayan_Jay
So simple.Great , Thanx a ton

Hi,

Not able to run the game in my machine.Getting following error

Tetris_Game.sh[17]: syntax error: `(' unexpected


FYI:- I'm using bash shell. (LINUX RHE4)


Please use code tags...

Hi,
You can execute this code without "\ and ()" in your first post.

Not a good solution as compared to awk

( cat XMLFILE|tr '>' '\012'|egrep "</formattedValue$"|cut -d "<" -f1 >FILE1 ;cat XMLFILE|tr '>' '\012'|egrep "</displayName$"|cut -d "<" -f1 >FILE2;paste...

Try the new code given above ,

I have tried in LINUX(REH4) , using bash shell.

Hi,

Your code


for i in `ls *-DATE*`; do mv "$i" "${i/-DATE/}";


New Code:-


for i in `ls *-DATE*`; do mv "$i" "${i/-DATE/}"; done


Note :- Just add "done" to your code
:)

Hi
Try this


sed 's/\^@/ /g' < filename |tr -d " "



:)

Thanx a lot to

Balaje and Ahmed

Its Great :b:

Hi,

Try this also


cat filename|paste -s -d ","

ok, got it.

It will trim all the spaces between the columns.

Hi Bmk,

Try the following, it will work


tr -cd '[:alnum:],|,\012' < filename




Note: I have tried this in LINUX(RedhatE4).

Hi,
You can try the following code



echo india.txt|cut -d"." -f1

I'm sorry Pandeesh

For your previous requirement the code will be like:-


paste -s -d" \n" < filename


Note:There should be two spaces and one new line as delemeter , I have only checked...

Hi Pandeesh

You can also try the following

code:

paste -s -d" " < filename

Hi,
sjolicoeur

please try this code it will work
$ find /var/www/mysite/uploads/files/*.doc -exec egrep -liw "Master en Achats|complet" {} \;

Regards
Debasis

How to use code tags...

Hi, Kathyh

Try this--

grep -w "2005" myfile

It will work