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you can try this


awk -v mon="$1"...

Or (not tested):
perl -lane 'BEGIN{$mon=shift @ARGV}
print if (/\.tgz\z/ and
!/blockpool/ and
!/core\.tgz/ and
$F[5] eq $mon and
$F[4] < 20_000_000...

Hi,

Try this.
filesize.pl


#!/usr/bin/perl

$/="===================================";
$curr_date=`date '+%A %Y\\/%b\\/%d'`;
chop ($curr_date);
while (<>) {
if...

As a first attempt:


ps -ef | grep -v awk | awk -F_ '/ora_.*/ {I[$NF]++} END { for( i in I ) print i "=" I[i] }'


I only have one DB locally, it gives:

DB1=24

But tried it on a...

Use gawk, nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk on Solaris.
You may need to adjust the ps syntax for your Unix platform.

ps -eu oracle -o args |
awk 'END {
for (I in inst)
print I, "=>",...