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well the actual reason of doing it this way was because I do not know the day part of the date which is why the pattern matching :)

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I am using ksh on Aix 7.1 and found the below code in a script which is a bit confusing to me, any help will be appreciated

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put ${pathforfiles}/${ftpfilename}
put...

I am using ksh and for the variable, I hard coded the value
yyyymm=20171210

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This has been pestering me for quite a while, any help will be highly appreciated

The current directory has a file with below name

npidata_20050523-20171210.csv

The below wildcard...

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The '@' appears strange to me as I haven't seen it used in such form before

if [[ "$tgttblname" = @(MEMBER_1|MEMBER_2) ]]

May I have help in understand what it does and probable any...

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I am using AIX and one of my file systems is getting filled up and I need to track with files are occupying more volume.

Filesystem GB blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on...

it's projectwork

Yes, the input expression has to be recognised and processed using expr. We are told that the expressions would be simple combinations of basic operators.

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Zulfi

Thank you for your replies

Below is a sample Expression


UsrAppNO=(UsrCustGBLNo*2) + UsrCustRegNo + 99


Actually there is a common global code over which regional customizations...

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I have a k-shell master script which reads variables that are globally set and this script is modified by users per their requirements and users define few other variables.

In the script...

Thanks for the reply,


filefound=0

while [[ $filefound -eq 0 ]]
do

if [[ -f abc.dat ]]
then
mv abc.dat xyz.dat
filefound=1
fi

done


In the above if the file is not found...

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I am trying to understand what would happen if ther is a loop without any delay like sleep statement, I feel that would add a lot of load onto the CPU. Trying to understand how the load is...

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In the above column 2,3,4 of the file input.txt are key columns and I have to remove duplicates on these columns. Once that is done I need to make the script generic so that I will accept...

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I am trying to remove duplicates on keys in a file and so far the below seems to work

sort -t\| -k2,4 input.txt| awk -F'|' '{if (NR==1) print $0} {x=$2 $3 $4} NR>1 {if ($2 $3 $4 != y) ...

I was looking at a code and stumbled over the option -depth of find command

After searching what -depth does I found the below:

-depth Process each directory's contents before the directory...

Many Thanks for mentioning the reference :)

The above is actually creating the variable with value 10 and the variable exists for only one time use. The second attempt to access the variable says it isn't defined (blank value)

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I was trying to understand what ':-' means when used with variables


echo ${x:-10}

if [ "${OSH_compileFlag:-}" = "1" ]


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The result is same as cat on the file name, guess something is missing

sum=0;while read n; do sum=`echo "scale=14;$sum+$n"| bc`; done < T; echo $sum

this works but the only point which holds me back is, the above should iterate for each record and might be time...

cat T|awk -v format=$format '{ SUM += $1} END { printf format,SUM}'


the file T has below data


usghrt45tf:hrguat:/home/hrguat $ cat T
-1363000.00123456789
-95000.00789456123...

Many thanks..... sorry for the blind post...... Just entered here ;)

could any one please help me understand the difference between double square bracket test operator and single square bracket test operator.

I have seen one difference with the below code but not...

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i have created a file as below

cat > REJ_FILE_LIST.dat
CUST.DAT,$ABC/TEST.DAT|$ABC/TEST1.DAT|$ABC/TEST2.dat
Ctrl+d


in another script the variable is set as
...