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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to extract data using UNIX shell script? Post 302084114 by SharmaPCS on Wednesday 9th of August 2006 08:14:10 AM
Old 08-09-2006
Bug Exporting data to MS Excel from UNIX

Hello All,

If we want to export data to MS Excel, it's obvious that we are dealing with some table like structured data.

So no problem... make every record's fields are separated by a comma(,).
suppose if my shell script statement is print $value1","$value2","$value3 >> file.txt
and values are Sharma, 100 and PCS respectively then string that is written onto file.txt is Sharma, 100, PCS.

That's it.

Thanks,
Sharma PCS(sharma.pcs@gmail.com) Smilie
 

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po_gnatdist [switches] configuration-file [list-of-partitions] DESCRIPTION
po_gnatdist is a program let you build distributed applications with GNAT, the GNU Ada 95 compiler. It is part of the POLYORB package. OPTIONS
po_gnatdist accepts the following options: all gnatmake switches -PCS allows the user to override the default selection of distribution runtime library (PCS). -n allows po_gnatdist to skip the first stage of recompilation of the non-distributed application. CONFIGURATION FILE
The names of all configuration files must have the suffix .cfg. There may be several configuration files for the same distributed applica- tion, as the user may want to use different distributed configurations depending on load and other characteristics of the computing envi- ronment. PARTITIONS
If a list of partitions is provided on the command line of the po_gnatdist command, only these partitions will be built. In the following configuration example, the user can type : po_gnatdist <configuration> <partition_2> <partition_3> AUTHOR
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