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Thanks a lot @clx perfectly Working !!!

Your requirements are not at all clear.

What constitutes a file?
How are instances of a file determined?
How are the latest instances of a file determined? (By name? By timestamp? ...

Any ideas/thoughts/attempts from your side?

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Howsowever, try while read FN1; do read FN2; echo mv $FN1 $FN2;...

While being a member of the UNIX & Linux Forums for a little bit over six months, this thread's submitter has accumulated fourteen infractions for non-descriptive thread titles, failure to use CODE...

Thanks for the answer. Note to others reading this post: The ${PIPESTATUS[0]} is an arra6y of return code for each process in a pipe - a bash shell builtin.

First: The tags to use to surround bold text are and without the asterisks.

Second: When you are creating a post, hit the Go Advanced button, and you get more formatting tools at the top of the...

It has nothing to do with BBCode, but with how browsers turn <textarea>'s into rich-text areas that render text like a word processor would. Then, when refreshed vB would interpret that "rich text"...

Yes, it is shell specific and version specific.

You still haven't told us what shell you're using... although it is some version of bash from the diagnostics.

It is in ksh version 93u+...

It is valid syntax for Bash

str="Hello"
$ str+=" "
$ str+="World"
$ echo $str
Hello World
$

Also works in the Korn shell

Example:
$ cat file1
2
3$ cat file2
1
2
3
4
5
6The following awk script works like a charm, NR==FNR is true for file1, the remainder runs for file2:
awk '
NR==FNR {A[$1]; next}
($1 in A)...

He wants all line below pattern "file3" by your code it is displaying "file3" as well

Try using the inverse of the spacing characters:
sed 's/|[^[:blank:]]*//' file

server="icapp1 icapp6 ihapp1 ihapp6 icapp2 icapp3 icapp4 ihapp2 ihapp3 ihapp4 icapp5 ihapp5 "
for i in $server
do
if [ "$i" = "$input" ]; then
echo hello
fi
done

case $server in
...

perl -00e'print sort <>' infile

I just tried rename as you posted to check it and it didn't do anything. So I changed to this,

rename 's/product_host_result/output_product_host/' product_host_result*.txt

and this worked to...

The above post has a few bugs (i.e. Description variable will not show).

This is messy and probably can be condensed a lot, but it was fun to create :D. Hope it helps:

awk 'BEGIN{ORS=" "}1'...

Rule of thumb: if there are more than 100 threads per process, then the Java process is badly programmed - talk to the application owner/vendor.
If there are more than 1000 threads per process,...

May I try to explain it?

awk -F"[,;]" -> You are telling to awk what you want awk to consider what is going to be the Field Separator (FS). You have to tell awk what is going to be the Field...

Different approach:
awk '{n=$1; $1=p FS n-p FS; $(n-p+1)=x; p=n}NR>1 END{print p}' OFS=N file

Since you didn't use CODE tags when you posted your question, clx couldn't tell that the lines containing module do not have that text at the beginning of the line.

Now that I've added CODE tags...

Hi clx,
I agree that the documentation on the ksh printf %T format specifier is subpar. Through trial and error, I have found that the argument specifying the date and time can be formatted at...

If you don't have access to the GNU utilities version of the date utility, but you have a recent 1993 version of the Korn shell (such as the one on the last few releases of Mac OS X), you could use:...

@azherkn3.

Please:

Answer the questions put forward by various posters in this thread.
Comment on why the solutions given in this thread are not working for you.
Be very specific about...

It's nearly always best to use the absolute path name in scripts, for all filenames, including commands.

First of all, if you don't use a full path, then it's possible another file can be executed...

And on Solaris 10 use /usr/xpg4/bin/awk