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07-04-2012
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How to store/read multiple values from a varible
Hi, when I enter ' Code:
ps -ef| grep process_name'/'psu | grep process_name ', i am getting multiple number of lines output( i mean multiple no of processes).how can i store it one by one and echo it in the same way(one by one). part of script is Code:
var1=$(remsh hostname -l username ps -ef|grep process_name |grep -v grep) echo $var1 i am getting the output in a single line. Last edited by Scrutinizer; 07-05-2012 at 01:25 AM.. Reason: code tags |
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07-05-2012
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try echo with double quotes Code:
echo "$var1" |
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07-08-2012
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thank you.
it worked |
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