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08-16-2010

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Hi research3, rdcwayx,
I do not know where is the position in the script to insert the awk script?
What is the Problem?
Can you help me?

Code:

root@ubuntu:/home/wolf/cert1/script# sh test_22b.sh sa1
+ rm /home/wolf/cert1/script/tmp/ZielDatei2.txt
+ rm /home/wolf/cert1/script/tmp/ZielDatei.txt
+ cat /home/wolf/cert1/script/eingabe/conf_soll
+ sed -e s/<SID>/sa1/g;s/<Instance ID>/D\*/g
+ cut -f4 -d 
+ cat /home/wolf/cert1/script/eingabe/conf_soll
+ sed -e s/<SID>/sa1/g;s/<Instance ID>/D\*/g
+ read LINE
+ find /sapmnt/sa1/exe -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /sapmnt/sa1/global -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /sapmnt/sa1/profile -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1 -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1/D000001 /usr/sap/sa1/D11 -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1/D000001/sec /usr/sap/sa1/D000001/test.txt /usr/sap/sa1/D11/sec /usr/sap/sa1/D11/test.txt -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1/D000001/sec /usr/sap/sa1/D11/sec -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1/SYS -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/sa1/SYS/test /usr/sap/sa1/SYS/test1 -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/trans -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/trans/test /usr/sap/trans/test1.cvs -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /usr/sap/trans/.sapconf -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /home/sa1adm -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ find /home/sa1adm/examples.desktop -printf %m %M %g %u %p\n
+ read LINE
+ cut -f1-4 -d 
+ cat /home/wolf/cert1/script/tmp/ZielDatei3.txt
+ cat /home/wolf/cert1/script/tmp/ZielDatei2.txt
+ cut -f1,3-5 -d 
+ awk {split($0,b," ")
     getline < "$PWD/testdaten2"
          if (b[1]==$1&&b[4]==$5)
          {if (b[2]!=$3||b[3]!=$4) print "PAY ATTENTION, There are different owner and group for the follow file : ",$5;
          }
        } /home/wolf/cert1/script/testdaten

Last edited by Scott; 08-17-2010 at 10:13 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags

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NAME

     sadc -- system activity data collector

SYNOPSIS

     /usr/lib/sa/sadc [-m mode] [t n] [ofile]

DESCRIPTION

     The sadc tool is used to collect cumulative system activity data.	The sample system data is collected at intervals t seconds apart, in a
     loop n times.  The binary sample data is written to ofile if specified.  Otherwise, the binary data is written to stdout.	If the ofile file
     does not exist, it is created, otherwise it is truncated.

     sadc is intended to be used as the engine behind the sar(1) command, and is not typically invoked on the command line.  Two shell scripts,
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OPTIONS

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