It's also the single quotes as well as the \\ that's makes it work. Since I started off as a programmer before becoming an admin, I typically use double quotes everywhere (I also use $i for my temporary loop variables). The "Learning The Korn Shell" book advises using single quotes everywhere and using double quotes when you have variables within text strings or have to maintain formatting.
So my habit of using double quotes even with the double escape results in:
Guys,
Can any one tell me how can we cut the columns and move each column in to a separate file using awk?
I have a tab delimited file as shown below,
1213 wattt werree
2345 skhasdjh aasas
I want to output this in to three files named a.txt,b.txt and c.txt
say a.txt... (3 Replies)
I have a 30 column tab delimited record file. I need to extract the first 10column. The following command to cut was not working
cut -f 1-10 -d "\t" filename.
Could any one keep on this .
Thanks in Advance (4 Replies)
Hi,
In the below line
a|b|10065353|tefe|rhraqs|135364|5347575
dgd|rg|4333|fhra|grhrt|46423|urdsgd
Here i want to cut the characters in between the second and third pipe delimiter and then between fifth and sixth delimiter and retain the rest of the line.
My output should be
... (3 Replies)
Hi All
I have recently had to start using Unix for work and I have hit brick wall with this prob....
I have a file that goes a little something like this....
EUR;EUR;EUR:USD:USD;USD;;;EUR/USD;XAU/AUD;XAU/EUR;XAU/AUD,GBP/BOB,UAD/XAU;;;1.11;2.22;3.33;4.44;5.55;6.66;;;
is it possible to... (7 Replies)
Hi All,
I am having a file with the delimiter '|^'.
File name:test_dlim.csv
I want to cut the first field of this using awk command.
I tried with the help of the following link:... (2 Replies)
Hi ,
I have a set of files in a folder which i need to cut in to two parts....
Sample files
touch AE_JUNFOR_2014_MTD_2013-05-30-03-30-02.TXT
touch AE_JUNFOR_2014_YTD_2013-05-30-03-30-02.TXT
touch temp_AE_JUNFOR_2014_MTD_2013-05-30-03-30-02.TXT
touch... (4 Replies)
Hi All,
I have a string with , delimiter
america,finland,netherlands
Now i want these values to be stored in file as below with newline character at end of each value
america
finland
netherlands
Regards
Prasad (3 Replies)
I am trying to remove columns 81-97 from a line that can be as long as 114 characters. Because a number of lines might not have under 80 characters, using the cut command following by paste could be a problem. While sed might work, is there some other utility that could do this more easily?
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XFERFAXSTATS(8) System Manager's Manual XFERFAXSTATS(8)NAME
xferfaxstats - summarize HylaFAX transmission accounting
SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/xferfaxstats [ options ] [ files ]
DESCRIPTION
xferfaxstats is a command script that prints a summary of the HylaFAX accounting statistics for transmitted jobs. The statistics can be
sorted using one of several keys: the sender's account name (default), the job tag (useful when used for accounting purposes), the remote
party's CSI, the called phone number, the output device used for the call, the communication speed, and the communication data format.
Statistics are read from the file /var/spool/hylafax/log/xferfaxlog in the spooling area, unless filenames are specified on the command
line.
The following table is an example of the output from xferfaxstats (using the default sort key):
Destination Pages Time Pg/min Errs TypRate TypData
cadsmith@esd.sgi.com 34 24:05 1.4 0 9600 1-D MH
ctb@corp.sgi.com 32 20:43 1.5 2 9600 2-D MR
edmark@esd.sgi.com 42 29:30 1.4 3 9600 1-D MH
fredc@mfg.sgi.com 157 1:37:52 1.6 0 9600 2-D MR
jlw@engr.sgi.com 81 57:29 1.4 1 9600 1-D MH
jlw@wpd.sgi.com 346 3:57:57 1.5 100 9600 1-D MH
karlton@asd.sgi.com 68 36:57 1.8 0 9600 1-D MH
kerrie@mfg.sgi.com 48 32:29 1.5 1 9600 2-D MR
kgraf@mfg.sgi.com 128 1:48:21 1.2 2 9600 1-D MH
kubey@wpd.sgi.com 264 3:22:13 1.3 6 9600 1-D MH
loki@wpd.sgi.com 205 2:56:45 1.2 5 9600 2-D MR
moondog@esd.sgi.com 112 1:23:01 1.3 4 9600 2-D MR
mpolen@mti.sgi.com 122 1:39:32 1.2 1 9600 1-D MH
nancyf@mfg.sgi.com 174 2:08:44 1.4 2 9600 2-D MR
paulh@mfg.sgi.com 56 1:29:24 0.6 0 9600 2-D MR
richardn@mfg.sgi.com 34 24:42 1.4 1 9600 1-D MH
rosa@corp.sgi.com 32 28:00 1.1 2 9600 1-D MH
sam@asd.sgi.com 65 46:25 1.4 5 9600 1-D MH
seth@asd.sgi.com 34 25:04 1.4 0 9600 1-D MH
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total 2034 25:49:13 1.3 135
The first column column shows the sort key value used (the sender's identity here, but otherwise the destination phone number, remote CSI,
etc.). The Pages column is the total number of good pages transmitted. The time column shows the total amount of time spent transmitting.
The Pg/min column displays the average transfer rate. The Errs column indicates how many errors were encountered while transmitting fac-
simile. (Note that this statistic does not include problems encountered while placing a call; e.g. busy signals.) The TypRate column
displays the most common communication speed with which facsimile were transmitted. The TypData column shows the most common data format
in which facsimile data were transmitted.
Account names other than ``root'' and ``guest'' can be automatically mapped to a canonical format in which the host name is removed and
identical addresses in the same domain are merged together (i.e. for NIS environments). For example, ``sam@flake.asd.sgi.com'' and
``sam@foobar.asd.sgi.com'' are both mapped to ``sam@asd.sgi.com'' with the associated statistics accumulated. Identical account names in
different domains generate a warning; e.g. ``loki@wpd.sgi.com'' and ``loki@corp.sgi.com''. The above mapping is done only if the -map
option is specified, by default account names are not altered.
OPTIONS -age days Show information only for the facsimile transmitted in the last specified number of days.
-csi* Sort output by the remote party's CSI.
-dest* Sort output by the phone number called.
-dev* Sort output by the output device (i.e. modem) used.
-format Sort output by the negotiated data format.
-job* Sort output by client-specified job tag identifiers.
-nomap Do not perform the account name mapping by which statistics for the ``root'' and ``guest'' accounts are merged and leading
hostname part of domain names are stripped. This is the default behavior.
-map Perform the account name mapping by which statistics for the ``root'' and ``guest'' accounts are merged and leading hostname
part of domain names are stripped.
-send* Sort output by sender's account name (default).
-since time Show information only for the facsimile transmitted since the specified time; where time is of the form ``MM/DD/YY HH:MM'' (the
date(1) format string %D %H:%M).
-end time Show information only for the facsimile transmitted before the specified time; where time is of the same form as since.
-speed Sort output by the signalling rate.
DIAGNOSTICS
``Warning, address clash, "%s" and "%s".'' During address mapping two mapped addresses were found for the same account name.
``Warning, weird user address/name "%s".'' During address mapping an address was encountered that multiple ``@'' symbols in it.
NOTES
The sender field does not necessarily represent the submitter's actual identity. For example, it reflects the value given by the send-
fax(8) ``-f'' option. Be cautious that this field is not utilized for auditing if the fax user base is not trusted.
FILES
/var/spool/hylafax spooling area
log/xferfaxlog default file from which to read statistics
SEE ALSO faxq(8), faxsend(8), recvstats(8), hylafax-log(5)
May 12, 1996 XFERFAXSTATS(8)
09-13-2006
