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trying changing this field
SendFromField="Neds Understudy <neds.roster@hotmail.com>" # From:

to

SendFromField="neds.roster@hotmail.com" # From:

in Unix or similar environments, ftp command doesn't accept this s:script argument.

ftp -n -i FTP-SERVER<<EOFTP
user User PAssword
hash
bin
prompt
prompt
cd /remote/path
lcd /local/path...

for f in /tmp/satemp/*
do
cat words.txt| while read line
do
awk -vLIT="$line" '$0 ~ LIT { print LIT,"Found in ",FILENAME; }' $f
done
done

sed -e's/\./,/g'


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or it can be with $NUM as

echo $NUM|sed -e's/\./,/g'

niteesh,

in simple, this needs something which can execute code on your behalf on web server, whereas using simple HTML ( as far as I know ) is only the presentation of the contents to client's...

I think you dont need to have a solaris-8 CDROM for that.

try using

installboot /usr/platform/`uname -i`/lib/fs/ufs/bootblk \
/dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0

replace the rdsk path with your new disk...

T-Series as has been under several discussions , are the pure IO intensive servers. you put application on the system with high i/o requirement and they run like cheetah, have good resource...

try

tr -s " " " " <filename

or

GNU sed

sed -r 's/[ ]{2}/ /g' filename

Non-GNU sed

sed 's/[ ]\{2,\}/g' filename

Please see this is only to remove 2 or more consecutive spaces NOT...

You can define an external routine and use the dbms_pipe package to call a UNIX shell script.
Here is an example of a invoking a shell script from PL/SQL using dbms_scheduler:

...

VirtualBox by Sun may help you on this. for both sparc and x86