02-08-2011
Need to append columns for every run
Hi,
I have a requirement where I need to append the runtimes of the jobs for every run.
I have some 100 jobname and it will be static in output(1st column) . Everyday I need to run my script to find the runtimes for that day and add the entire 100 runtimes to the right of those 100 jobs(2nd column) . Next day to the right of those 100 runtimes(3rd column) and soon.
Is there any way to append like that ?
Thanks
Ajay
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