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sed 'linenumberd' filename > newfilename

e.g. to delete 5th line
sed '5d' filename > newfilename

try this one ..

root@gmt_prd:/cer_eupuk/log> find /cer_eupuk/log -mtime +2 -type f | grep "/cer_eupuk/log/[^/]*$" | grep -v '/rf/'

"/" was missing in second grep after log.

--Manish

this could be one of the option..

{ rm -f infile && awk '{ for (i=0;i<3; i++) { print $0 } }' > infile; } < infile

--Manish Jha

second step "grep" is used to exclude the subdirectories if there are any. If you have nested directories, first step would give you results from all the directires, which is the not the case we...

find $(Directory_PATH} -mtime +2 -type f | grep "$(Directory_PATH}[^/]*$" | grep -v '/rf/'
e.g
find /common/home/xyz/ -mtime +2 -type f | grep "/common/home/xyz/[^/]*$" | grep -v '/rf/'
...

try looking for "recover" command in /usr/bin. if it there on your system, it would help you in getting the file as well as it would answer your questions too.

--Manish

how abt if you serach you pattern first and then use awk to print last line/last field?
Or
simply add your search algorithm in the statment section of awk instead of having it in BEGIN section....

could you paste an example what exactly you are looking for?

export path of the directory in your .profile

like export PATH=$PATH:You path which you want to execute
e.g. export PATH=$PATH:\var\home\etc

now you could execute any script which is there in...

as far as my understanding goes ^ refers to same beginning of the line in sed also.. it doesnt refer to non matching...

why dont u use "^" to check the beginning of the line
like
sed 's/^abc/tr/' file1
it will search lines starting with abc only

--Manish

tell what error u got? did u check your sql separatly if it is working correct??
I have so many scripts which does like this .. I dont know what you are doing wrong?..
...

use this

v_syse=`${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/sqlplus -s user_id/password <<END
select 6 from dual ;
EXIT;
END`

--Manish Jha

you could do this by having few intermediate steps like create temporary files for each document sections and then sort the necessary temporary file as per your need and later combind them in the...

use this:

echo "This is my first echo" | tee -a /myLogFile.txt

refer to this thread

https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?t=33328

try with awk. Use the substr($0,Starting_Position,Length) function to cut specific byte from the file.

e.g.
111333xx444TTTLKOPxxxxxxxxx


awk '
{
filler1=substr($0,0,3)
fild1=substr($0,4,2)...

It works !!

-- Manish

Hi All,

I am working with a fixed width file Forrmat.
C1 Number (10,3)
C2 Number (10,3)

e.g.
c1= 0000000100.000
c2= 0000000020.000
0000000100.0000000000020.000

I have to perform c1 -...

echo `wc -l filename| cut -f 1 -d " "`/2 | bc

put some example !!!

echo $string | sed "s/$sub1/$sub2/g"

single quote doesn't allow varible sto be parsed.

--Manish

echo "$LINE" | awk -v FSEP=$FSEP 'FS=FSEP { print $3 }'

--Manish

string="nh hjh llk"
echo $string | sed 's/ //g'

--Manish

$Email_Body is a variable which contains the body of the email. You could write email after Subject:,or you could have a file which you have to cat(like i did for 'To and Cc' list) or you could print...