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05-09-2005
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Multiple commands TAB delimited
Hey guys...
Running Solaris 5.6, trying to write an easy /sbin/sh script. I want to run several commands, then have the results appear on one line. Additionally, I want the results to be separated by <TAB>. Let's say that my script calls three commands (date, pwd, and hostname), I would want the results to look like this: Mon May 9 12:56:12 EDT 2005 /usr/contrib FCIVRA As opposed to this: Mon May 9 12:56:12 EDT 2005 /usr/contrib FCIVRA Any ideas?? Thanks, -cd 
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05-09-2005
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See the man page for the printf command.
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