07-29-2009
Append the output data horizontally
Hi experts
i have a simple script that fetches the count from different servers and inserts ahead of server name like below
servera,1
serverb,25
serverc,35
what i want to do is now when i run this script next day i want that output to be next to the earlier one like below and if possible u would to insert date as well on which date what was the count
servera,1,15
serverb,25,10
serverc,35,5
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