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In the first sample you use single quotes, in the second you use double quotes. Because of these $0 is processed as a shell variable, so you would need to escape that $-sign (x=\$0). Or try:
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nawk 'getline $4<f' f=test test1

Hi

Assuming your files as f1 and f2:

awk '{getline x<"f2";$NF=x FS $NF;}1' f1

Guru.

use %d or %.2f

Recommend that you to take this up with Oracle (aka Sun) under your support contract with view to reviewing your firmware and software revision levels prior to engaging a hardware engineer.

hi.. try this...

if [ $# != 2 ]
then
echo "incorrect number of arguments. Exitting !!!"
exit 1;
fi

$# = the number of arguments that you are passing in the script.
here i...

You can programatically answer program prompts, in a script this is called a here document:
I have not used hppi, so I don't know what you mean by select. Once you start a here doc, ALL of the...

is this what you mean?

while read i
do
echo $i
done<data

As far as I know both ways will work on modern versions of Solaris 10 , But in case of major hardware changes such CPUs run into reconfiguration boot