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the only ways are either add lines in your job script to echo anything in a log file or to output the execution of the script to a log file you open in another terminal using tail -f which will show...

Welcome on board!

start by removing the \n of you printf on first line... maybe replacing with :

Redirection works identical for input as well as for output. Try
$ mv /tmp/new_file /tmp/old_file
$ while read product id features
do printf "${product}, %s\n" ${features%#*}
done <...

Would this (https://www.unix.com/303046306-post5.html) point you in the right direction to adapt your script?

Try appending this to your command:


2> >(grep -v 'No such file or directory' >&2)
It should remove the above message from the STDERR but allow other messages to be printed.


Works for bash...

It doesn't. It would remove any line with an emtpy $1, of which there is none. You can leave it out entirely. The $4 < 7000 removes the header line. $4 > 7000 would not; we'd need a different...

That is close - try this
while read product id features
do
printf "${product}, %s\n" ${features%#*}
done < Check_FileYour example was using only two variables (f1, f3) to read the fields...

Could you store a 'previous last line' value somewhere to use between runs? That way you could:-
Copy the log file to a temporary directory (to get a fixed file to work with)
Read the 'previous...

Try this:
awk '$1 == "Name"; $4 < 7000 {print | "sort -k4"}' file
Name tDesignation tDepartment tSalary
Thomas Manager Sales 5000
Jason Developer Technology 5500
Vicky...

A shell script with only shell builtins:
#!/bin/sh
set -f # unquoted $f2
IFS=";"
while IFS="," read f1 f2
do
printf "$f1, %s\n" $f2
done < file

A possible solution :
$ cat ./eshaqur.sh
awk '
function printValues() {
if (Values) {
print S, Date, Value["NSMSSMRLTOT"],
...

Hi
How about sed?
sed -r ':1;s/^([^,]+)\s*,\s*([^;]+);/\1, \2\n\1, /;t1' file
Name , Company_Worked (Header)
Asley, IBM
Asley, Amazon
Asley, BOA
Asley, Google
King.Jr, Wipro
King.Jr,...

I slightly modified your code...
Was not my first attempt, just one of the... lets do this variant with the current variable... moments...

I have no idea WHY this works, because I wanted to...

Or, awk:
awk -F"[,;]+" 'NR == 1 {print; next} {for (i=2; i<=NF; i++) print $1, " " $i}' OFS=, file
Name , Company_Worked (Header)
Asley, IBM
Asley, Amazon
Asley, BOA
Asley, Google
King.Jr,...

Dont do BOLD for code.
Do CODE for code.

And proper writing helps.... tSalary....
Or use grep -i ...

And btw...
Your code would not show the 'header' on occasion, but always...
Unless your...

$ cat ~/tmp.dat
Name , Company_Worked (Header)
Asley,IBM;Amazon;BOA;Google
King.Jr,Wipro;Microsoft;AMZ

$ perl -ne 'chomp;($name,$emp)=split/,/;for (split/;/,$emp){print "$name, $_\n";}'...

Something like this?
[~/tmp] 0 $ awk '$4 <= 7000 {print}' "file.txt" | grep -v tSalary | sort -k 4

Thomas Manager Sales 5000
Jason Developer Technology 5500
Vicky DBA Technology 6000...

That's because if your first printout trigger /-/ is hit, only that array element is set yet. On top, all further date/time stamps do not match the data printed with them; the data are shifted one...

Not sure if this is what you re after but fully POSIX compliant:-
Longhand OSX 10.14.3, default bash terminal calling dash.
Last login: Wed Apr 29 21:46:11 on ttys000
AMIGA:amiga~> dash...

Hi
Try closing the stderr descriptor at the beginning of the script.
exec 2>&-
or redirect
exec 2> /dev/null

Hi
So, passed by ...
grep --include=*.{org,texi}

--- Post updated at 22:03 ---


Maybe I misunderstood something
grep -hrm8 '.' --include=*.{org,texi} ./

32 bit overflow? Calculate


2^32 - 1841560902 = 2453406394


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No surprise. Shells don't expand variables enclosed in single quotes. Use awk's standard mechanism to convey variables: the -v option. Like
awk -F "," -v"USER=$usr" ' $1 == USER {print $2}'...

Unfortunately, awk doesn't have the --recursive option that grep provides. But we can resort to bash's "brace expansion" for sweeping across the directory tree and "extended globbing" ("extended...