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Shell script failing to read large Xml record-urgent critical help
Post 302204687 by aixjadoo on Thursday 12th of June 2008 09:13:44 AM
06-12-2008
Shell script failing to read large Xml record-urgent critical help
Hi All,
I have shell script running on AIX 5.3 box. It has 7 to 8 "sed" commands piped(|) together. It has a an Xml file as its input which has many records internally. There are certain record which which have more than hundered tags.The script is taking a huge amount of time more than 1.5 hrs to process the whole xml file
.Can any one tell me what is the issue with a solution. I am assuming that lot of swapping is occuring from RAM to Disk and thus it is taking so long a time???
CAn any one suggest if i can allocate memory for this script process at the time of execution???
Thanks in advance!!
Pls respond early!! this is critical!!
I have shell script running on AIX 5.3 box. It has 7 to 8 "sed" commands piped(|) together. It has a an Xml file as its input which has many records internally. There are certain record which which have more than hundered tags.The script is taking a huge amount of time more than 1.5 hrs to process the whole xml file
.Can any one tell me what is the issue with a solution. I am assuming that lot of swapping is occuring from RAM to Disk and thus it is taking so long a time???CAn any one suggest if i can allocate memory for this script process at the time of execution???
Thanks in advance!!
Pls respond early!! this is critical!!
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