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try:
sed 's/\(\.1\.p2ps: Info:\|<END>\)//g'
LMK how it works out

ALOM is designed to be used remotely, however, it needs to be configured first. There are "SER MGT" and "NET MGT" ports. The SER is a serial interface (RS232) but don't be confused by the fact that...

pwdx is definitely a standard Solaris command and shows the current directory of a process. This is enough to answer your question given the relative PATH used to run your command.

The solution I...

How about this, using awk:

awk '$1=="MN"' ORS="\n\n" RS= infile

$ echo "test@test.com" | perl -pe 's/test\@test.com/abc\@abc.com/'
abc@abc.com

It may or may not create a coredump. Check output of ulimit -c. See core manpage for more information.

$ man kill

KILL(1) Linux User's Manual KILL(1)



NAME
kill - send a signal to a process

...

0 0 n/a exit code...

Heapdump is a java thing.

You have one extra '$' - try this:
echo "\n[${0}] this is a test."

It will display one blank line (\n) then display the script name '${0}'.

The '[' and ']' are for decorating purposes.

sort -t ',' -k 2 < infile > outfile

awk '/name/{n=$2}/total/{print "Name: " n " Total: "$2}' input

should work

# awk '/ALPHANUMERIC/&&$(NF-2)>27&&$(NF-2)<256' infile

NF| is the total number of fields of the line that is currently scanned (by default, awk will consider every succession of one or more blank...

grep 'ALPHANUMERIC *16 ' testhad you used code tags, it would have been solved on the first try.

echo "DSPLY_NAME "DISPLAY NAME" 3 NULL ALPHANUMERIC 16 RMTES_STRING 16
> YTM_HIFLAG "YTM HIGH FLAG" 160 NULL ALPHANUMERIC 1 RMTES_STRING 1
> YTM_LOFLAG "YTM LOW FLAG" 161 NULL ALPHANUMERIC 1...