hey, man--where can I find documentation on this li'l procedure?! I mean, what are the underpinnings--what made that work?! What function of UNIX allowed you to do that? Is it built in to the echo function or can I use the :#:# function with other commands such as printf?
If you have more information or could direct me, that'd be great.
Your solution worked like a charm though; YOU'RE THE MAN!!!
Hi All,
Following is the output of a find commnd to locate log directories for various projects of UNIX AIX box:
/home/hbinz6pf/projectlibs/dpr_pfsdw_dev/&PH&
/opt/tools/ds/Template/&PH&
/data/ds/ms/hmsdw/projectlibs/dpr_ms_dev/&PH&
/data/ds/riskmi/projectlibs/dpr_riskmi_dev/&PH&... (1 Reply)
Hi All,
Following is the output of a find commnd to locate log directories for various projects of UNIX AIX box:
/home/hbinz6pf/projectlibs/dpr_pfsdw_dev/&PH&
/opt/tools/ds/Template/&PH&
/data/ds/ms/hmsdw/projectlibs/dpr_ms_dev/&PH&
/data/ds/riskmi/projectlibs/dpr_riskmi_dev/&PH&... (5 Replies)
Just so you know guys, I am a SAP Person and I am very new to UNIX. I need a help on a one line code.
In one of our script we are referring to a variable ($PN) which has the value /interfaces/DA1/DEV291/outbound/INVOIC which is being used in ftp command. I am just looking for a command to... (1 Reply)
Hi All,
I have a shell script in which i want to invoke PL/SQL function and importantly get the return value from the PL/SQL function.
Pls let me know how to go about this.
Regards,
Krishna (0 Replies)
Hi guys,
I am new on here, I have a function in oracle that returns a specific value:
create or replace
PACKAGE BODY "CTC_ASDGET_SCHED" AS
FUNCTION FN_ASDSCHEDULE_GET
RETURN VARCHAR2
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE
ASDSchedule varchar2(6);
ASDComplete... (1 Reply)
Hi,
I have a scenario to just plug out the file name from the following location path.
/opt/project/data/int/holdFiles/csv195687.csv
So, how do I get just file name which is "csv195687.csv" from the above line using awk/shell scripting? Can we use indexOf and Substring in awk to get... (7 Replies)
hi,
I want to know how to call a pl sql function testfunction(param1,..) that returns a value and grab that value in a shell variable.
Thnx in advance
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thnx a lot jim (0 Replies)
Hi,
I have a function which connects to the db and runs the sql.
it works fine when I run it like: function "select empname from emp;"
but when I try to pass the sql string to a variable which in turn in fed to the function , it throws error.
please advise.
Thanks,
Arnie. (1 Reply)
Hello,
I have something that should be very simple yet I am losing my head in figuring out how to get it to work:
I am calling a function passing a parameter, this will return a particular string, next I want to substring the returned value and break it apart.
All of this I want to do on a... (2 Replies)
I have a file in which there are other file path and names
/home/data/abc.txt
/home/data/sdf.txt
/home/data/sdg.txt
how can I get the file names i.e. abc.txt sdf.txt sdg.txt
I searched the forum for sed command but it was confusing to me (10 Replies)
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LEARN ABOUT NETBSD
memmem
MEMMEM(3) BSD Library Functions Manual MEMMEM(3)NAME
memmem -- locate substring in byte string
LIBRARY
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
SYNOPSIS
#include <string.h>
void *
memmem(const void *block, size_t blen, const void *pat, size_t plen);
DESCRIPTION
The memmem() function locates the first occurrence of the binary string pat of size plen bytes in the byte string block of size blen bytes.
RETURN VALUES
The memmem() function returns a pointer to the substring located, or NULL if no such substring exists within block.
If plen is zero, block is returned, i.e. a zero length pat is deemed to match the start of the string, as with strstr(3).
SEE ALSO bm(3), memchr(3), strchr(3), strstr(3)STANDARDS
The memmem() function is not currently standardized. However, it is meant to be API compatible with functions in FreeBSD and Linux.
HISTORY
memmem() first appeared in the Free Software Foundation's glibc library.
BSD March 12, 2005 BSD