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All,

I would like to know if there is a command which will list all the header files which were used while creating the executable.

Hi Methyl,

Thanks for the reply. I have already posted this question in Informix dbforums. Hoping to get a reply from them.

Thanks...

All,

We are migrating an application from HP-UX B.11.00 to HP-UX B.11.31 and both of them have the same informix version - 7.25se. However the compilers are different on both servers.
HP-UX...

Hi vbe,

Thanks for the information. Can you give me the details of that .. so that we can procure it and use the same.

All,

Kindly let me know command which is used to trace the system calls on HP - UX server when an executable is run.

On Solaris we have TRUSS which does the need. On HP UX we have TUSC...

Dear All,

I am facing a socket error - Connection Refused on Solaris Server 9.
Here is the error message
ConnectSock("<servername>", <port>, -3) failed

Recently we upgraded the CC...

Use for loop and use the command netstat

"X=`sqlplus -s $var1/$var1<<eof
SET HEADING OFF;
select port from table1;`
echo $X "
for i in `echo $X`
do
netstat -i $X
done

Use
SET HEADING OFF;

This statement should be immediately after you login to sql.


Ideally this is the way it has to look.

"X=`sqlplus -s $var1/$var1<<eof
SET HEADING OFF;
select port...

How to find what are the cron jobs which are running at any instant on a Solaris server ??? The job can be scheduled from any id but still would like to list all the cron jobs which are running on...

All,

Thanks for the solutions. i was looking at a one line command and the solution given by SFNYC suits.

Bakunin, thanks for the solution as well. I believe the idea of using the...

Jim,

Thanks for a quick reply. I am actually using Solaris and Dont think there is a option -B as in Linux. Let me know if you have anyother thought on this..


Thanks.

All,

Is there any way out to display the nth line before the string is matched ???
Eg : If i have a file which has the following contents and if i want to get the
3rd line before the string is...

All, Thanks a for the commands. It worked

All,


Thanks for the commands. It worked.. Thanks a ton.

Here goes the input file :
Name of the file is test
000000000XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX NOTIXABCDHH450
000000000XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX NOTIXABCDHH450...

Hi All,

I am getting a input file which doesnt have a field seperator. The file is being sorted on certain positions say from 0.55 to 0.59. If there are any blanks from 0.55 to 0.59 they will be...

First of all i dont think u need any scripts..
U can do with a single line command along with pipes
Here is the command

sed '/;/G' test | grep "SELECT" | sed -e :a -e '$!N;s/\n/~/g;ta' | tr "~"...

Hey, a sample file would help me out in getting what u want.
The reason for this is if a its a normal select statment then it completes in one line.
If the SQL statement has sub-queries which...

Hey dude, this question was asked before.. kindly check the replies for the same.
Anyways posting the reply.....


RETVAL=`sqlplus -s user/pwd@host <<EOF
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON SIZE 100000...

Hi Rajesh,


Use grep and sed combinations to do the need.

grep "9063C0" test | sed 's/9063C0//'
where test is the file name.

OUTPUT :
===========
$> grep ^9063C0 test
9063C0 44...

Hi Rajesh,


Use grep and sed combinations to do the need.

grep ^9063C0 test | sed 's/^9063C0//'
where test is the file name.

OUTPUT :
===========
$> grep ^9063C0 test
9063C0 44...

Hi,

Does dircmp check only for the matching of file names present in the first folder with the second folder or does it compare for the contents of the both the files with the same name?


Hey...

Hi,

Use find command to display files only in the current directory.
First cd to that directory and then execute the following command
Usage :

find * -type f -print -o -type d -prune...

Hi,

Use dircmp command for finding all the files that are common in both the directories. Its available in Solaris.

Usage :
dircmp <directory1> <directory2>

Note : Give full path...

Hey, use the "FIND" command along with tar command to zip the files greater than the specified size.
Go to the specified directory and execute the following command.....

Here is an eg :
find ....