02-10-2011
This is what I am getting:
HTML Code:
# awk -v t=$today 'NR==3 { d=substr($1,1,8);i=substr($1,9,2); $1=(t==d)?d i+1 ";" :t "01;" }1' db.gprs > tmp
bash: tmp: cannot overwrite existing file
#
Can you pointg out where I an going wrong?
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