12-06-2012
Thank you Bartus11 ! that is so impressive - the power of awk in just one line - just to let you know i'm working on AIX and using Korn and your code works a treat. I had an issue at first because the tmplsnr.a wasn't formatted - it had spaces before the db's - i will need to sort that bit out in the future.
LSNR_51526
<spaces>db1
<spaces>db2
LSNR_51527
<spaces>db3
<spaces>db4
<spaces>db5
I have no idea how that works, but it's so cool, can you give me a quick explanation on how that piece of code works. Thanks
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